1.2.3
Cornell Notes
The Cornell Notes System
The Cornell Notes System
One strategy to support effective and condensed note-taking is the Cornell notes system, which involves the use of three sections to separate information from the lesson. The sections are:
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Large section - notes
Large section - notes
- One large section to include the main concept and processes.
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Left column - keywords/questions
Left column - keywords/questions
- A column on the left for keywords, comments and questions.
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Bottom section - summary
Bottom section - summary
- At the bottom of the page, a section to summarise the key learning points in a short paragraph.
1‘C’ - How Can Knowledge be Effectively Condensed?
1.1'C' - Condense
1.2Strategies for Condensing
2'R' - How do we Generate Reflective Learners?
2.1Research on Memory
2.2Timings for Reviewing Previously Learnt Material
2.3Strategies for Generating Reflective Learners
3‘A’ - Using Assessment as a Responsive Tool
3.1Formative & Summative Assessments
3.2Determining Whether Learning has Taken Place
3.3Strategies for Assessing Student Learning
4'F' & 'T' - Precise Feedback to Feedforward
4.1Giving Effective Feedback
4.3Strategies for Providing Feedback
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1‘C’ - How Can Knowledge be Effectively Condensed?
1.1'C' - Condense
1.2Strategies for Condensing
2'R' - How do we Generate Reflective Learners?
2.1Research on Memory
2.2Timings for Reviewing Previously Learnt Material
2.3Strategies for Generating Reflective Learners
3‘A’ - Using Assessment as a Responsive Tool
3.1Formative & Summative Assessments
3.2Determining Whether Learning has Taken Place
3.3Strategies for Assessing Student Learning
4'F' & 'T' - Precise Feedback to Feedforward
4.1Giving Effective Feedback
4.3Strategies for Providing Feedback
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