THE CORNELL NOTE TAKING SYSTEMS
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Excellent format setting up a note page.
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Requires and 8 inches X 11 inches notebook
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Has recall/cue column and summary column on below
page.
THE CORNELL TAKING METHOD
NOTES – This section where you should take your notes during
the course of the lecture. Use bullets, sentences, short form while taking the
notes.
CUES – Question, main points, visual clues and other clues.
SUMMARY – To summarize all of the notes on that particular
page.
WHAT TO
INCLUDE IN NOTES?
HEADINGS – always note main points that are made
during lecture.
DETAILS –any facts and explanations that
explain the main points mentioned.
LISTEN
FOR ALL DETAILS
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definitions word for word if lecturer repeats them
several times.
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Enumerations and lists of things that are discussed.
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Examples related to general headings.
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Anything that is repeated and spelled out.
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Written on whiteboard and on a PowerPoint slide.
DISCUSSION
CLASSES
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Some lectures prefer the discussion format when
teaching.
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Can easily take note on a discussion by writing down
the main question posed.
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Then jog down the various points that are made during
the class.
MATHEMATICS
AND SCIENCE CLASS
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Taking notes in math and science class requires strategies.
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It is helpful to write the problem on the left sides
of note page and anything the lecturer says about on the right side.
POWERPOINT
PRESENTATIONS
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Use the headings and subheadings in the power point
presentations to organize your notes.
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Copy the headings and subheadings into your notes.
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Listen to what the lecturer says about the slide and
take notes.
ONLINE
LECTURER NOTES
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Some lecturer choose to post their lecture notes on
the course web sites prior to or after the lecture.
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You can simply print the notes either before or after
class.
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You use the lecturer’s notes to build some background
knowledge prior to the lecture.
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Use the online notes to edit your notes.
REVIEWING
YOUR NOTES
RECITE
FROM THE HEADINGS
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You can review notes by using the headings to prompt
memory.
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After reciting your notes aloud, cover the information
under each
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heading and try to recall all of the points.
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Check notes to see whether you missed anything.
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This method helps you learn the material in a integrated
way.
RECITE FROM
THE RECALL
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When you know the information in your notes, use the
recall questions to test your memory of the main points and supporting details.
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This review method helps you learn the material in an
isolated way.
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You learn specific answers to specific questions.
TALK
ABOUT THE INFORMATION WITH OTHERS
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Another to study is to talk about it.
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Putting the information in your own words and
explaining it to others to move it into long term memory.
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Get together with your friends to review your notes.
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You can take turns discussing the information
predicting additional test questions and quizzing each other.
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You can also teach the material to someone.
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