Cornell Notes System
Cornell Notes System
🖋 Reading maketh a full man, conference a ready man and writing an exact man. -- Francis Bacon
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Cornell Notes System was invented by Walter Pauk, a professor at Cornell University in the United States. This system has been proven to be a very efficient learning method in various industries. It divides notes into 3 columns, including notes, keywords, and summaries for efficient recording and easy review and consolidation of knowledge. The following lists the steps for this system:
1.
Write down the key points in the Notes column in concise phrases.
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Break down the knowledge in the Notes column into keywords and key points and write them in the Keywords column. Write down the summary of this learning in the Summaries column.
3.
Cover the content of the Notes column and recapitulate the content of the notes by summarizing the key points in the Keywords column to consolidate knowledge.
📌 Keywords • ... • ... | 📜 Notes 1. ... 2. ... | | ||
⭐ Summaries 1. 2. | | | ||