The Cornell method of notetaking is as follows:
1. Record what is said on the right side of the paper;
2. Reduce the information into fewer words or headings on the left side of the paper;
3. Recite the information to be remembered, covering the information on the right side of the paper and using the headings as prompts;
4. Reflect on the material and incorporate it into previous knowledge; and
5. Review the information periodically to facilitate its permanent storage into memory.
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I don't know about you but this sure seems like hell of a lot of work to me!
con1916True, but if your objective is to transfer knowledge to your long-term memory (as opposed to learning just to pass a test) such a level of engagement is probably necessary.
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