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Note-Taking Tips
Discover effective note-taking strategies to help you stay organized, understand material better, and retain information more easily.
Cornell method
A note-taking system that divides a page into three sections: a large right-hand "notes" column for taking lecture notes, a smaller left-hand "cues/questions" column for keywords and questions, and a "summary" section at the bottom for a concise overview of the page's content
Good for:
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summarizing everything
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having everything on the one page
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creating exam ready revision


Mind mapping
A visual technique for organizing information and ideas around a central theme, creating a tree-like structure on a blank page. It involves key words and images for a broad topic.
Good for:
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finding connections
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complex ideas and topics
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visual learners
Outline Method
Organizes notes hierarchically with main topics indented to the left and supporting details indented further to the right, using numbers, letters, or bullet points to create a logical structure that shows relationships between ideas.
Good for:
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creating structure
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highlights new ideas
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details and content heavy subjects


Box Method
A visual note-taking technique that organizes information into distinct boxes, with each box containing a specific topic or idea.
Good for:
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summary and at a glance
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organizing your thoughts
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more customable
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