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Question |

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You're
in class, everyone else is taking notes and so are you, . . great,
but what do you do with the notes. You carry them back and forth to
school and may look at them a couple of times before quizzes and tests.
Can you make your notes more effective for your learning? |
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| Learning
Outcome |

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After
you know and practice this Notes - 4 - Learning strategy you be able
to take better notes and use them more effectively to learn. |
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| What
is the Strategy? |

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Notes
- 4 - Learning is a method of taking effective notes that are used
to learn better. Notes - 4 - Learning places notes into four columns,
hence the name including '4' in its name. It consists of three processes
which are Recognizing, Recording
and Reviewing. |
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| Guided
Practice |
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Before
your next class set up some note pages as described on the one page
handout. Read through
the Notes
- 4 - Learning One Page Handout
so you know the steps for notetaking use them. |
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| Apply
the Strategy |

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Bring
out the one page handout and keep it with you as you go to your classes.
Remember writing notes should have a purpose and that should be to
allow you to learn the material presented in class. Use the Notes
- 4 - Learning each time you take notes. |
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| Summarize
the Strategy |

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Mime
the strategy to someone else or to yourself in the mirror while looking
at the Bookmark. Does it make sense to them and to you? |
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| So
where to from here? |

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Use
Notes – 4 – Learning for all your notes and start to modify
it to suit your experiences. Also look at other note taking methods. |
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| Carry
around Bookmark |

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Create
your own carry around Bookmark by printing Notes
- 4 - Learning Bookmark. |
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| One
page handout |

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Go
to Notes
- 4 - Learning One Page Handout to produce a one
page summary of the Notes - 4 - Learning. |
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| copyright
2002 Roger Moore |