What types of information should you include in your notes? what should you exclude?

Things  to  Write  in  Your  Notes

1. All thingswrittenonchalkboards,whiteboards,overheads,or alternative mediumbythe faculty member. Ifa faculty memberhas takenthetimetowrite one thingdown, thus ought toyou. possibilities areitis vital.

2. Anyideas,topics,ormaterialthatis emphasisedor perennial. The additional usuallyitis perennial,the additional necessaryitis thatyou embrace it inyournotes.

3. Wordorphraseclues. Professorstendtousethemto recommend,hint, ortellyouthat associateitem ought tobelearned. potentialwordsorphrases mightinclude: “Thatsoundslikea smart take a look atquestion,”“You ought to bear in mindthis,”or distinctivekeypoints,suchas“First,”“Second,” “lastly,”or different keywords.

4. Watchthe academic. Ifthe academic appearance athis/hernotesor textbook,andthenmakesanew purpose,writeitdown.They typically provide important data now when reviewingtheirnotes.

5. Introductions  and  conclusions  to  discussions  and  lectures.

6. Examples. Instructors  often include  examples  of how to solve a particular  problem  using  the  technique  being   taught.  Indicate  examples  with  "EX."

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Iwould go with write exactly two extra paragraphs to point out additional information. but the keyword "exactly" throws me off. leads me to believe it's d. go with your gut feeling. either "write exactly two extra paragraphs" or "none of these".