How To Take Notes Effectively (Cornell method)

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Have you ever been miserable to read your notes just because you don't have systematic note-taking? You won't be sad about this problem anymore, because today I'll tell you about the Cornell method - an effective note-taking method and how to use it. Don't waste time anymore, let's get to it!

What's the Cornell method?

The Cornell method is a note-taking method invented in the 1950s by Walter Pauk, a professor of education at Cornell University. 

How to divide your paper notes into three parts

Firstly, you need to divide your paper notes into three parts like this:

Tutorials to take notes:

Step 1: Take notes on your lesson: (2) box

In this box, you write the main content of that lesson (it can be the concept, or its usages) and some examples of it in life.

Example:

- Oxygen is the gas that we use to breathe every day.

- Oxygen makes up 21% of our atmosphere and is essential for our life.

E.g., Oxygen is used to make oxygen tanks for patients.

Step 2: Write the formula or keywords: (1) box

In this box, you also write during your lesson. You write the formula or keywords, which can make it easy to learn after the lessons.

Example:

Formula:

In chemical reactions, oxygen can combine with another element or compound to create a new substance.

E.g.

Iron + Oxygen → Red Iron Oxide

Step 3: Write your opinion about the lesson: (3) box

If you have any question about the lesson, write in this box.

Conclusion

The Cornell taking method not only helps you study easier, but also helps you study smarter. After use the note-taking method, you can share your feelings in the comment! Good luck with your new learning method! 

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