English
Taking Notes Like a Pro
An overview of the three main types of note-taking and how to use them effectively.
Ashley Newman
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Completed by 4428 learners
13-14
year olds
3-18
learners per class
$12
Charged upfront
Meets once
60 minute class
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Description
Class Experience
Note-taking isn't just important for students while they are in school- it's an extremely valuable life skill. Whether someone is reading or listening, taking notes helps them concentrate, which in turn allows them to absorb more information. Note-taking isn't always a natural skill, though, and most students benefit from being explicitly taught how to take notes. In this class, students will learn three of the most prominent types of note-taking: 1. outline, 2. web, and 3. Cornell method....
My life has revolved around communication- both written and oral. I earned my Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication with a triple minor in English, History and writing from the University of California, Davis, and have since taught English Language Arts for over five years. I have also taught specialized courses in Study Skills, just like this course right here. I have extensive training in student organization and note-taking methods, and truly believe that this skill is one that every student should explicitly be taught.
Materials will be provided to all students during and after class. It may be helpful for students to have access to a printer to print out notes and handouts that are given after class, though it is not necessary. Students will need 3 pieces of lined paper and 3 different colored pens or pencils.
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
1 hour per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.