Basic Parts of C-Notes
1st section to write in (notes, questions or summary)
What is Notes?
Section Where notes are taken
What is the "Notes" section?
The act of repeating; repeated action, repeating, over and over, multiple times.
What is Repetition?
These type of notes help tremendously with repetition and better organized notes
What are Cornell Notes?
Ms. Alexander's first name
What is La'Kisha?
Where the answer to the Essential Question goes
What is the Summary?
Goes next to any P.O.C. (Point of Confusion) in "Notes" section
What is a Question Mark?
This method includes creasing questions column of C-Note away from notes section and having a friend or yourself ask the questions and see if they are in your notes section
What is the Fold-Over Method?
Used to shorten words for taking notes quicker
What are Abbreviations?
The college Ms. Alexander graduated from (local, public university)
What is University of Texas at San Antonio?
These should be answered in the "Notes" section
What are Questions?
Separating notes by section
What is Chunking?
Rule for having first repetition in 10 minutes, second in 24 hours, and third in 7 days to decrease chances of forgetting material
What is the 10-24-7 Rule?
This is not important when taking notes
What is Spelling?
University that developed Cornell Notes Method
What is Cornell University?
How many questions should be on a single C-Note?
What is a Minimum of 1 question per chunk?
Circle these in Notes section
What are Key Words?
Rate of this significantly decreases after multiple exposures
What is Forgetting?
Best time to review notes for test or quiz
What is Before?
Creator of Cornell Notes (you may use your phone, you only have 30 seconds)
Who is Walter Pauk?
(5 part answer) The "Heading" section has this
What is
Topic/Objective
Name
Class/Period
Date
Essential Question
Used to Emphasize Main Ideas in "Notes" section
What is Highlighting/Underlining?
Should have this many repetitions in a week
What is 3(No less than)?
This is how much information can be remembered when using the 10-24-7 rule
What is 90-100%?
When Cornell Note Method was invented (you may use your phone, you have 30 seconds)
What is the 1940s?