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Note Taking Method

The document discusses five different note taking methods: 1. The Cornell Method uses two columns, with keywords in the left column and notes in the right column. 2. The Outlining Method uses indentation and numbering to organize topics and subtopics. 3. Mind Mapping arranges ideas around a central concept using diagrams of connected words and images. 4. The Charting Method organizes information into rows and columns like a table. 5. The Sentence Method writes each new concept on a separate line, optionally numbering the points.

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Note Taking Method

The document discusses five different note taking methods: 1. The Cornell Method uses two columns, with keywords in the left column and notes in the right column. 2. The Outlining Method uses indentation and numbering to organize topics and subtopics. 3. Mind Mapping arranges ideas around a central concept using diagrams of connected words and images. 4. The Charting Method organizes information into rows and columns like a table. 5. The Sentence Method writes each new concept on a separate line, optionally numbering the points.

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NOTE TAKING METHODS/TECHNIQUES/SKILLS


There are a number of different ways to take notes, and it is best that you
use the method you feel most at ease with. However, there are four
general ideas that could help you to improve your note taking.

 Use white space to separate major ideas.


 Try to limit your notes to one concept or section per page.
 Use abbreviations and/or symbols where possible to avoid long
sentences.
 Write down the information in your own words.

1. The Cornell Method

2. The Outlining Method

3. Mind mapping Method

4. The Charting Method

5. The Sentence Method

The Cornell Method


The Cornell Method is based on two columns: one containing the
keyword or concept, and the other containing the description or notes
associated with the keyword or concept. This method can be used while
listening to the lecturer. In the right hand column, you can list the main
ideas or write a paragraph and then on the left hand side note the

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University College of Management& Science Khanewal

keyword or concept that relates to your section of notes

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University College of Management& Science Khanewal

The Outlining Method


This method involves writing a series of topics and sub-topics, and
identifying them by indenting the text, numbering the lines, or using a
dash or bullet point.
For Example:

 Main Topic
o Sub-Topic
 Detailed points
 Detailed points
o Sub-Topic
 Second Main Topic

Mind mapping Method


A mind map is a diagram in which ideas, concepts and images are linked
together around a central concept, keyword or idea. See the section
on mind maps for more.

The Charting Method


Charting is effectively a table of rows and columns. The top row
normally classifies the concept with descriptions or keywords listed in
the row below.
Charting Method example

Theory Who? Proposed Paper

Special 'On the


Albert
theory of 1905 electrodynamics of
Einstein
relativity moving bodies'

Law of Isaac Philosophiae


1687
universal Newton naturalis principia

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gravitation mathematica

The Sentence Method


With this method you simply write every new concept, or topic on a
separate line. You can also number the information if you wish. It is
recommended that you use some form of visual aid to group related
points together.

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