Cornell Method
What is the purpose of the summary section in the Cornell method?
To write a brief summary that helps review and understand the material.
How does the Outlining Method organize information?
Information is organized into main topics, subtopics, and supporting details.
How does the boxing method work?
Notes are divided into separate boxes or sections, each focused on a specific idea.
What does SQR3 stand for?
Survey, Question, Read, Recite, Review.
Which time management technique suggests working for 25 minutes and then take a 5-minute break.
What is the Pomodoro Technique.
What are the three main sections of the Cornell note-taking system?
The three sections are the cue column (aka questions), note-taking area, and a summary section.
How are subtopics shown in an outline?
The are indented below the main topic.
What kind of learners often find the boxing method helpful?
Visual learners.
What should you do during the "Survey" step of SQR3?
Skim the text to get an overview of headings, subheadings, and key points.
Name the study method where you review information at increasing intervals over time.
What is spaced repetition.
Where do you write keywords or questions in the Cornell method? (provide the name of this column/section)
What is called the cue (or question) column.
What type of information goes under a subtopic in the outlining method?
Supporting details, examples, or explanations.
What is the main goal of the boxing method?
To keep notes clear and organized.
How does the "Question" step help you?
It makes you think critically by turning headings into questions to answer while reading.
What is technique called where you test yourself on the material instead of just rereading it?
Hint: a_ _ _ v _ r_ _ _ _ _
What is active recall.
When should you review your Cornell notes?
Right after class and often after that.
What does the outlining method help you see in your notes?
Relationships - It helps to see the relationships between main ideas and subtopics.
How does the boxing method make studying easier?
It visually separates topics, making it easier to find and review information.
What do you do during the "Recite" step of SQR3?
Summarize what you’ve read in your own words.
How does the Pomodoro Technique prevent burnout?
By including short breaks after each work session.
Why is the Cornell method good for studying for tests?
It keeps notes organized and easy to review.
What is an advantage of the outlining method for long lectures?
It keeps information organized and easy to follow.
What is a situation where the boxing method works well?
When learning content that can be divided into distinct topics or categories.
Why is the "Review" step important in SQR3?
It helps reinforce the material and improves long-term memory.
Why is spaced repetition effective?
It strengthens memory by spacing out reviews when you’re about to forget the material.