Note-taking
Definition
Note-taking is the process of summarizing and recording important information from a source, such as a lecture or text, in a concise and organized manner.
Related terms
Active Listening: Actively engaging with the speaker or text to understand and absorb information.
Cornell Method: A note-taking system that involves dividing your paper into sections for main ideas, supporting details, and summaries.
Mind Mapping: A visual note-taking technique that uses diagrams to connect related concepts and ideas.
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