TAKING LECTURE NOTES
WHAT IS TAKING LECTURE NOTES?
Essentially, you only want to write down the main important points. You do this by becoming a really good listener. The trick to taking good lecture notes is to avoid the tangents your professor will take you on and try to pinpoint the stuff that is going to be on an exam or in an essay.HOW TO TAKE LECTURE NOTES?
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WHY TAKE NOTES?
NOTE-TAKING STRATEGIES
-It can help me when having a quiz, test, or final exam.
-Notes can help me improve my memory.
-It also can make me easy to do some revisions and references for doing my exercise.
-Help me to organize and process our data and information
Based on the activity I assume that my note-taking strategies are poor and I need to find a way to upgrade my note-taking.
REVISING NOTES
-Reread your notes
-As you read your notes, underline, highlight, or mark main points or important points you will want to give special attention to
-Conduct short weekly review periods. Once a week, go through all your notes again.
I use the Cornell method to upgrade my taking notes.
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