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SUBMITTED BY -: GANESH GULERIA
ROLL NUMBER -: 13538
Note Taking
It is a process of writing down
important information from a
text, lecture or any other
learning opportunity.
METHODS OF NOTES TAKING
 CORNELL Method
 OUTLINE Method
 CHARTING Method
 MAPING Method
 SENTENCE Method
 Note taking helps
students remember
what is said in class.
 A good set of notes
can help students
work on assignments
and prepare for tests
outside of the
classroom.
 If you do not write anything down,
42% of the information will be
forgotten after 20 minutes
56% after 1 hour
66% after 1 day
75% after 1 week
80% after 1 month
Before Taking Notes
 Be sure of your purpose
and the speaker's
purpose
 Generate enthusiasm
and interest
 Be ready to understand
and remember
 Anticipate what is to
come, and evaluate how
well you were able to do
this
While Taking Notes
 Use form to indicate relative importance of
items
 Leave plenty of white space for later
additions
 Jot down words or phrases, not entire
sentences
 Listen carefully to what is being said
After Taking Notes
 Review and reword them as
soon as possible
 Don't reject what seems
strange or incorrect. Check it
out.
 Don't just recopy or type 
think!.
 Don't swallow everything
uncritically .
 Compare the information with
your own experience.
 Note making is an important reading
skill.
 It involves the identification of
main idea or Governing Thought,
supported by relevant data and
specific information.
Extracting relevant
information
Being concise
Understanding
NOTE-MAKING
 Students review their notes and re-
organize them in a way that makes
more sense or leads to more obvious
connections between points.
NOTE MAKING(cont.)
 Effective note making can make the
difference between passing and
failing.
 When students review and revise
their own notes, the notes become
more meaningful and useful
You will learn to:
 Decide what it is you want to find out.
 How to choose the KEY WORDS and
PHRASES to underline or highlight in the text.
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  • 1. SUBMITTED BY -: GANESH GULERIA ROLL NUMBER -: 13538
  • 2. Note Taking It is a process of writing down important information from a text, lecture or any other learning opportunity.
  • 3. METHODS OF NOTES TAKING CORNELL Method OUTLINE Method CHARTING Method MAPING Method SENTENCE Method
  • 4. Note taking helps students remember what is said in class. A good set of notes can help students work on assignments and prepare for tests outside of the classroom.
  • 5. If you do not write anything down, 42% of the information will be forgotten after 20 minutes 56% after 1 hour 66% after 1 day 75% after 1 week 80% after 1 month
  • 6. Before Taking Notes Be sure of your purpose and the speaker's purpose Generate enthusiasm and interest Be ready to understand and remember Anticipate what is to come, and evaluate how well you were able to do this
  • 7. While Taking Notes Use form to indicate relative importance of items Leave plenty of white space for later additions Jot down words or phrases, not entire sentences Listen carefully to what is being said
  • 8. After Taking Notes Review and reword them as soon as possible Don't reject what seems strange or incorrect. Check it out. Don't just recopy or type think!. Don't swallow everything uncritically . Compare the information with your own experience.
  • 9. Note making is an important reading skill. It involves the identification of main idea or Governing Thought, supported by relevant data and specific information.
  • 11. NOTE-MAKING Students review their notes and re- organize them in a way that makes more sense or leads to more obvious connections between points.
  • 12. NOTE MAKING(cont.) Effective note making can make the difference between passing and failing. When students review and revise their own notes, the notes become more meaningful and useful
  • 13. You will learn to: Decide what it is you want to find out. How to choose the KEY WORDS and PHRASES to underline or highlight in the text.