NOTE TAKING

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NOTE MAKING

SUBMITTED BY -: GANESH GULERIAROLL NUMBER -: 13538

Note TakingIt is a process of writing down important information from a text, lecture or any other learning opportunity.

METHODS OF NOTES TAKING

CORNELL Method OUTLINE Method CHARTING Method MAPING Method SENTENCE Method

Why take notes?

• Note taking helps students remember what is said in class.

• A good set of notes can help students work on assignments and prepare for tests outside of the classroom.

If you do not write anything down,

–42% of the information will be forgotten after 20 minutes

–56% after 1 hour –66% after 1 day –75% after 1 week –80% after 1 month

Before Taking Notes

• Be sure of your purpose and the speaker's purpose

• Generate enthusiasm and interest

• Be ready to understand and remember

• Anticipate what is to come, and evaluate how well you were able to do this

While Taking Notes

• Use form to indicate relative importance of items

• Leave plenty of white space for later additions

• Jot down words or phrases, not entire sentences

• Listen carefully to what is being said

After Taking Notes

• Review and reword them as soon as possible

• Don't reject what seems strange or incorrect. Check it out.

• Don't just recopy or type – think!.

• Don't swallow everything uncritically .

• Compare the information with your own experience.

• Note making is an important reading skill.

• It involves the identification of main idea or Governing Thought, supported by relevant data and specific information.

What is note making?

Extracting relevant information

Being concise

Understanding

What does it involve?

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NOTE-MAKING

• Students review their notes and re-organize them in a way that makes more sense or leads to more obvious connections between points.

NOTE MAKING(cont.)

• Effective note making can make the difference between passing and failing.

• When students review and revise their own notes, the notes become more meaningful and useful

You will learn to: Decide what it is you want to find out.

How to choose the KEY WORDS and PHRASES to underline or highlight in the text.

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