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Taking Notes

Taking Notes- Flashcards

The goal of note-taking is to A. Collect Key Concepts B. Gather Important Information C. Find Main Ideas D. Organize your thoughts
Before Note-taking, you should A. Assembles the proper teachers B. Answer all questions C. Find a complex outline 4. Create a positive affirmation
You should write what in your notes. A. As much detail as possible B. Levels of concepts C. Every word the instructor says D. Nothing at all
When taking notes, you may need to do what during the note-taking. A. Slow-down B. Speed-up C. Fall asleep D. Stop taking notes
When you miss something, you should do what? A. Leave a blank space B. White-out the sentence you were on C. Make-up an appropriate fill-in D. Nothing
After you are done note-taking you should do what? A. Put them in your folder and never look at them B. Read them before an exam C. Make copies for your friends D. Touch them up
Explain the best way to collect information during a lecture. To collect information, one should create a concept map to track their ideas and thoughts, while also documenting the instructors thoughts.
When you are collecting information, what exactly are you collecting? You will be collecting the key concepts, important ideas, and supporting details. This helps to keep your note-taking on the right track and documenting all the important information that will trigger prior knowledge.
True/False Take Notes with an outline. TRUE
True/False There are key words you can listen for when an instructor is lecturing. TRUE
True/False When note-taking in math, use a two column chart. FALSE
True/False You should never use abbreviations during note-taking. FALSE
True/False You should never compare your notes with your classmates, that is cheating. FALSE
True/False You should wait to complete some assignments that are homework until after you hear a lecture. FALSE
Instructors will often provide _______ while lecturing. Verbal Cues
You should ________ your notes at the end of each semester. Organize
Prepare a _________ if you have questions before class starts. List of Questions
Record _________ in the left margin. Main Ideas
Sometimes, ____________ is important to write under the secondary ideas. Minor Supporting Ideas
After listening for a few minutes, you should __________ what the instructor said into your notes. Condense
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