GREAT NOTES BEGIN WITH GOOD LISTENING
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Auditory• Say vocabulary words out loud
• Listen carefully from the very beginning • Read and repeat things orally |
Visual• Watch for important vocabulary words
• Chunk information together on a page • Use drawings, charts, and graphs |
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1. Use intentional, focused listening with a positive attitude.
2. Be an active listener and note taker. 3. Listen 80% and write 20% of the time. 4. Continually add to your personal shorthand system. 5. Review your notes regularly. 6. Match your subject to the right note-taking format. |
7. Edit your notes frequently into graphic organizer
8. Use color, shapes, and placement to your learning advantage. 9. Keep notes together in an organized binder. 10. Tune out distractions. 11. Remember the results of your learning styles assessment. Choose note-taking tools that focus on your strengths and minimize your weaknesses. |