Note-Taking Tips
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Notes Are Life-Savers
It's always a good skill to know how to take notes, whether because you're going into college or into a job, there will always be things that you will need to remember. There are many different strategies, find out which works best for you.
Here's also a website where you can explore different resources to help you take notes! Learn from the experts!
https://www.examtime.com/blog/note-taking-guide/
Here's also a website where you can explore different resources to help you take notes! Learn from the experts!
https://www.examtime.com/blog/note-taking-guide/
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Audio Learners
This type of learner remembers information best if it is spoken to them.
Visual Learners
This type of learner remembers information best if they see it written out or if they see a picture of it.
Tactile Learners
This type of learner remembers information best if they can touch it or do it themselves.
Audio Learner Tips
Auditory Learners | Note Taking & Study Methods
Visual Learner Tips
Make Key Information Pop!
There are a number of ways to do this, printing your notes and highlighting, drawing pictures, or mind maps!
Cornell Notes may help a lot, check out my example below.
Tactile Learner Tips
Experiment!
You need to be moving and doing something for the information to stick. Try chewing gum while you study, or do push-ups or jumping jacks while doing the assignments. Flash cards are a good go-to, there are many free flash card makers online that you can use:
1) http://www.kitzkikz.com/flashcards/
3) http://www.scholastic.com/parents/resources/game/tools/flash-card-maker
Vocabulary Notes
Here is an example of what you can do with vocabulary words. This method is perfect for all types of learners!
Ms. Cooper
Email: erin.cooper@primaveratech.org
Website: www.gothighschool.com
Phone: 480-436-5002