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WorksheetsFocused Note-taking Quizz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
What goes on the LEFT SIDE of your notes?
Vocabulary Words
Questions
Main Ideas
All of the above
What goes on the RIGHT SIDE of your notes?
Notes
Details
Evidence
All of the above
What are the types of notes?
2-Column Notes
3-Column Notes
Cornell Notes
Mind Maps
Graphic Organizers
Interactive Notebooks
All of the above
How many phases of focused note-taking are there?
5
4
3
6
A question frames a unit of study as a problem to be solved.
Matching
Multiple Choice
Essential Question
True/False
When you establish a purpose & objective for note-taking:This is what phase?
Phase 2
Phase 3
Phase 1
Phase 5
Involves thinking about the notes
Should be done within 24 hours of taking the notes
Provides opportunities for collaboration
Will get messy as note-takers revise
Focuses on clarifying content and organization
Phase 4
Phase 3
Phase 2
Phase 5
Using notes for their intended purpose and applying what you have learned from your notes.
Phase 1
Phase 4
Phase 2
Phase 5
True or False:You should not think about your notes as a whole. Only parts of your notes matter.
True
False
Return to the notes with an eye for inquiry:
Learning makes sense when it is connected to what we already know, what we’ve experienced, or how we can use it.
Learners should ask questions they really want to find the answers to and truly want to discuss.
Phase 2
Phase 3
Phase 4
Phase 1
The process of capturing key information during a lecture, discussion, or reading, while ignoring the less important details.
Focused Note-Taking
Socratic Seminar
Tutorials
Collaborative Study Groups
Why is focused note-taking so important? (Choose ALL that apply)
Improved retention of information: When you focus on the most important information, you are more likely to remember it later.
Better understanding of concepts: Focusing on key ideas and themes can help you connect the dots and see the bigger picture.
More efficient studying: Well-organized notes can save you time when reviewing and studying for exams or assignments.
Improved critical thinking skills: Focused note taking requires you to analyze and evaluate information, which can help you develop critical thinking skills.
1.Process Notes
2.Connecting Your Thinking
3.Summarizing and Reflecting
How I REP my notes
Five Phases of Focused Note Taking
Analyzing Notes
None of the Above
True or False:Academic Vocabulary is highlighted in blue.
True
False
Questions and Connections are highlighted in....
Pink
Blue
Orange
Yellow
Mathematical Relationships are highlighted in....
Orange
Blue
Yellow
Pink
Questions and connections are located on which side of your notes
Left
Right
True or False:You can write your essential question in the summary section of your notes.
True
False
Put in order the 5 Phases of Focused Note-Taking
Taking Notes
Processing Notes
Connecting Thinking
Summarizing and Reflecting on Learning
Applying Learning
True or False:You should take notes in all your classes.
True
False
