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Note Taking and Note Making

Note-taking involves passively recording information from lectures, while note-making is a more active process that involves assimilating information and making personal sense of it. Note-taking allows for a written record of lectures that may not be covered in textbooks, and helps students actively listen and learn. Effective note-taking involves setting expectations, bringing the right materials, listening actively, formatting notes in an outline with pictures and diagrams, and using abbreviations if needed. Note-making then involves reviewing and refining notes to correct errors and fully understand concepts.

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Note Taking and Note Making

Note-taking involves passively recording information from lectures, while note-making is a more active process that involves assimilating information and making personal sense of it. Note-taking allows for a written record of lectures that may not be covered in textbooks, and helps students actively listen and learn. Effective note-taking involves setting expectations, bringing the right materials, listening actively, formatting notes in an outline with pictures and diagrams, and using abbreviations if needed. Note-making then involves reviewing and refining notes to correct errors and fully understand concepts.

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Note-taking and

note-making

NOTE-TAKING AND NOTE-MAKING

We distinguish between note-taking and notemaking. Note taking is a passive process which
is done at lectures whereas note-making is more
active and focused activity where you assimilate
all information and make sense of it for yourself.

NOTE-TAKING:

Taking notes is an important process. It allows


you to have a written record of the lecture which
may not be in your textbook. It also ensures that
you become an active and involved listener and
learner.

Written record of
lecture

Might not be in the


textbook

Why take
notes?

Helps the learning


process

Listening becomes
an active process

Setting the stage


Bring the right material
Listening actively

Note taking

Formating and structuring


notes
Outline symtem
Using pictures and
diagrams
If the teacher talks fast
Use note taking
abrbreviatios

SETTING THE STAGE

BRING THE RIGHT


MATERIAL

Get familiar to the


topic
Review before lecture

Use pen insted of


pencil
Highlight important
ideas or main points

LISTENING ACTIVELY

Listening for repetition


Dont let note taking
interfere with listening

FORMATING AND STRUCTURING


NOTES

Attend all lectures


specially the last one

OUTLINE SYSTEM

Idented outline to orgnize


the information from
lecture

USING PICTURES AND


DIAGRAMS

Make notes more visual


and assits in recall

IF THE LECTURER TALKS FAST

USE NOTE TAKING


ABBREVIATIONS

Consider using a tape


recorder

Thus/therefore

Exchange notes with


classmates

However

Ask questions

Equal/the same as

Nevertheless
In conclusin

Note making process


Read to though your lectura notes
Underline heading and subheading
Correct spelling mistakes
Underline important sentences
Understand the concept

Team
Alcantar Alicia
Castro Idania
Cruz Leydy
De la Torre Maria
Garcia Iliana
Melchor Janeth
Peregrina Juan Pablo
Ruiz Cedric

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