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READ MORE ⬇️ ——— QOTD: handwritten notes or digital notes? Everyone learns differently so you should find a system that works for you and what you are studying. The important elements to remember in any system are: The important elements for any system are: • Include enough detail to use (and transform) the notes later • Take notes in your own words instead of just transcribing • Be brief, paraphrase and abbreviate • Leave space to add information from other sources or research and answer any questions you may have Here are some different notetaking methods you could try: [📝] THE OUTLINE METHOD —> Uses headings and bullet points to organise topics. —> Each section starts with a heading of the main topic and each subtopic and supporting fact is written underneath —> Each time there is a development in the information, you should indent to the right [🎓] THE CORNELL METHOD —> Organises class notes into easily digestible summaries —> It uses two top columns (for “cues” and “notes”, together with a single bottom row (“summary”) to record notes —> The summary and the cues should be simple because your notes are where you want all of the details [📦] THE BOXING METHOD —> Uses boxes to visually separate topics within a page. —> A dedicated box is assigned for each section of notes which cuts down the time needed for reading and reviewing —> This method works best with digital notetaking, using features such as lassoing, resizing, and moving text around [🗺] THE MAPPING METHOD —> Connects different thoughts, ideas, concepts, and facts together through visualisation —> The main topics branch out into subtopics with detailed information about each. —> Starting with the main topic at the top of the map, keep dividing it into subtopics as you go down the page [📈] THE CHARTING METHOD —> Uses charts to classify information within rows and columns —> TBest for subjects with factual or statistical information that can be compartmentalised into tables —> The information is organised in several columns with each column representing a unique category ——— #studynotes #studytips #studygram #studyblr #notetakingtips #notetakinggoals #cornell #revisionnotes

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You’re taking notes wrong ⬇️ My biggest mistake as a student was writing down everything the professor said since “I wouldn’t miss anything” I was studying 6-8 hours a day, and averaging 70s… as an Asian… Chinese at that… I brought shame onto my family 😭 Until I realized I’ve been using my brain wrong We aren’t human copiers, we shouldn’t go to class to take notes just to go back and review later. We should understand it right then and there. 🤓 So how do I do this? Here’s 3 tips that brought me to a 94% average and reduced my study time to 1-2 hours per day: 1️⃣ Write as little as you possible can: Learning happens in the brain, not on paper. The less you write, the more time you have to synthesize the information in your brain and actually listen to what the professor is saying. This is counterintuitive and it will feel uncomfortable, but you have to trust your brain. 2️⃣ Stop using your laptop Linear notes on Google Docs or Notion do NOT help you learn because that’s not how our brain works. We learn by making new connections, so use mind mapping instead. (The map does not have to make logical sense at all, mines complete nonsense BUT it makes sense to me. That’s what matters) 3️⃣ PRE-Class review Take half an hour to skim over the topic being covered before class. It’s 100x easier to make connections if you have a general idea of what the topic is. This is why learning anything for the second time is always easier. (DONT ask yourself “why” questions here, the goal isn’t deep understanding, it’s exposure to the topic to cover as much surface area as you can) —- 🤯🥳 These techniques will prove to you that you aren’t a bad student, you just didn’t know how to learn properly. If it can take me from 70% to 94% while cutting down my study time, it can help you too. I hope it helps, follow along for more tips like this! I’ll see you tomorrow 🫶

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