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Summary of Cornell note sorting The Cornell note-taking system was invented by Walter Bowker and others to help students take better notes. Hope it helps you guys.
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Cornell notes sorting and summary
Method introduction
The Cornell note-taking system was invented by Walter Bowker and others to help students take notes effectively.
The Cornell note-taking system divides a page into three parts: about a quarter on the left (clue column), about a fifth of the space below (summary), and the largest space on the upper right (notes)
Note division
The largest space on the upper right
Where to record notes, just record according to your usual habits
"Clue Bar" on the left
Summarize the contents of the note area and write some outlines.
After taking notes, review them immediately and write down the contents in the clue column
On the one hand, I reviewed the content, and on the other hand, I clarified the clues
Summary below
Summarize the content of the record in one or two sentences
Summary can be postponed to promote thinking and digestion
It is the extreme concentration and sublimation of the content of the notes
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Steps for usage
Record
During the listening or reading process, try to write down as many meaningful arguments, concepts and other lecture content in the notes area.
Reduce
After class, summarize (simplify) these arguments and concepts in the clue column as early as possible
Recite
Cover the note area, follow the prompts in the clue column, and describe the content of the class as completely as possible
Reflect
Separately record your thoughts, feelings, etc., add titles and indexes, compile them into outlines and abstracts, and archive them at any time
Review
Spend about ten minutes every week to quickly review your notes, mainly looking at the clue column and the note area as appropriate.
When first using it, you can use one subject as an example for training. On the basis of continuous proficiency in this subject, you can then use it in other subjects.
symbolic recording
The symbol recording method is to add various symbols next to the original text of textbooks and reference books to facilitate the identification of key points, deepen the impression, or raise questions. You can master what symbols mean by yourself, but it is best to form a relatively stable symbol system. This method is more suitable for self-study notes and preview notes
1. Make a mark after reading
Do not make a mark until you have read the entire paragraph or part of it and stopped thinking about it.
Mark the review after reading this section so that you don’t grab things that seem important.
2.Be very good at choosing
Do not underline or write many items at once. This will overload your memory and increase your thinking load.
Make few marks, but not too few to avoid having to read the entire page when reviewing
3. Use your own words
Write short notes in your own words in the space provided
Your own words represent your own thoughts, and in the future these words will serve as some powerful reminders of the concepts described on this page.
4.Simple
Mark short but meaningful phrases and keep notes in the margins concise and to the point
This will leave a deep impression on us and make it easier for us to recite and review
5.quickly
It's impossible to spend a whole day making marks
Read first, then go back and review briefly and make quick notes
6. Neat
The symbols should be as neat as possible to make the notes look neat. Neat marks will encourage you to keep learning and save time.
Scribbling will affect future review and application
7. The meaning of fixed symbols
Each symbol represents a different meaning. Only by fixing the special meaning of special symbols and continuing to reduce them can a relatively stable symbol system be formed.
Note organizing method
recall
Seize the time after class and strike while the iron is hot, even if you want to recall relevant information
This is an important prerequisite for organizing notes
repair
When recording, you may not be able to keep up with the speed of the lecture, so there may be gaps or skips in your notes.
On the basis of memory, make timely repairs to make the notes more complete.
change
Review carefully and correct typos, incorrect sentences, and inaccuracies.
compile
Use unified serial numbers to arrange the notes in an outline and logical manner. Use famous numbers to sort out the order of the notes.
point
Classify note content using text, serial numbers, codes, or colors, etc.
Question questioning, exploration, after-class exercises, etc.
Abandon
Omit irrelevant note content and keep notes concise and to the point
remember
Classify and transcribe organized notes