Cornell Notes in a variety of learning environments?
How to take Cornell Notes?
Powerful learning tools with cornell notes in lectures or classes
How to use cornell notes accordingly
Cue column
This section should be written soon after class, while you still have a fresh memory of the content taught. In this column, you can add:
- keywords
- questions that will connect points
- anticipated exam questions
- vocabulary words
This will make the learning and remembering process easier.
symbols, abbreviations, sweet short and simple
what is more effective?
what is easiest and best when creating cornell notes?
How do you use them in a variety of environments?
Summary
Write the summary while reviewing your notes and write it in your own words.
It needs to highlight the main points in your notes, so you can use it as a quick reference area later on.
Looking back at this concept of notes and order will help you keep your brain on track as well as being active.
Taking facts and turning it into simple ideas as notes helps you memorize
This helps with summarizing what you learned in few sentences versus an essay of an explanation
Notes column
These are the actual notes taken during your class.
Add the key ideas, main points, important people, or places here.
Make sure you use concise sentences, abbreviations, outlines.
Having only information that may stand out is important you don't want to overwhelm yourself with everything the lecture or teacher states that can cause you to miss out on important information
back n forth details with pictures
One of the best things abou cornell notes is to keep your brain active with several diff notes
Cue sections are good for text book reading, referring to specfic sections
using abbreviations and symbols can help you keep up
don't need to write everything down, useful notes catch just about everything that is said
write down what professor says/puts on board
5/25/22
Optionally, you can add the date of your class.
EDAC382
Optionally, you can add your class title.
