How to Take Notes - Study Tips - Cornell Notes

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[@tracieparks370]

This is exactly what I was looking for to help my 6th grader learn WHAT notes to take. There are a million videos on the Cornell Method which I could care less about. Methods are secondary to learning what information to write down. What is great about this video is it shows a "lecture" and how a person should take notes. I've been watching videos for HOURS and this is the only one I came across that gave lecture examples. Do you have any more or possibly some where the examples aren't as high level (something a middle schooler could relate to)?

[@Socratica]

+Tracie Parks That's wonderful to hear! We have a series of science videos that are middle school level. Tomorrow we'll pick one and write notes in this style and post a link here for you. Thank you so much for sharing these skills with your middle schooler. It will make such a big difference!!

[@Socratica]

Here you go, Tracie! Happy learning with your 6th Grader! And do let us know how you get on! khhsocratica.wordpress.com/2017/06/30/how-to-take-cornell-notes-for-middle-school-science/

[@punyah.n3187]

Hi please make videos on how to study textbook and objectives type questions

[@auntpurl5325]

I let my kids choose their favorite topics to practice the skills so they would not associate not taking with tasks they dreaded. My daughter practiced with fashion (she wanted to learn what was involved with opening a boutique) and my son was into a card game (he focused on strategies used in Magic: The Gathering). I guided the practice, and since it wasn't for "school", they were not as unplugged and defensive. It was moderately successful. I'll take what I can get.

[@rodrigooliveira5400]

😙

[@renatobritto4096]

I've never seen an example of how to take notes like that, at first they just seemed clunky but now they make a lot of sense. Just awesome. Thanks.

[@celsorosajunior]

Notes: Liliana Castro is awesome Cues: Liliana Castro Summary: S2

[@Socratica]

hehehee these are fantastic notes! We love Liliana so much! :)

[@whozz]

+Socratica haha cool! I was born in the same day as you, exactly 20 years after :P I knew I had seen you somewhere on TV in Brazil, I just could not remember...

[@scottjones160]

Celso Rosa

[@josueinhan8436]

She's a former brazilian actress

[@EliA-mm7ul]

@@josueinhan8436 Ecuadorian born-Brazilian

[@greygoose6413]

I'm really impressed with the way of explaining how a person should take notes, I highly appreciate your effort in this regard, great work, Thanks for producing these guidelines for all of us.

[@Supervideo1491]

Great. Now I'm going to write Cornell notes on how to write Cornell notes!

[@justpaulo]

She's brazilian !?!?! Wow, her english is soooo perfect !

[@Bestyalware]

And her Spanish too.

[@lighto2240]

@@Bestyalware How did you know, are there any videos of her speaking spanish?

[@zimzim251]

@@lighto2240 yeah she's multilingual..here name is Liliana Castro, you can check her ig..she's actually an actor..you can tell that by her facial expressions and her voice modulations which are so great

[@danilodossantoscamargo8949]

Ela é sim nascida no Equador, ela participou da novela alma gêmea, A bailarina linda Luna ❤️

[@Poncha56]

This method is truly valuable. I have noticed that I have been able to remember information easier than before. Thank you Liliana for your excellent presentation.

[@PunmasterSTP]

After watching a few Socratica playlists, including Abstract Algebra which also featured Liliana, I’m very happy to embark (binge-watch) another great set of videos! I think it’s easy to just focus on the content of a class and to discount things like note taking and studying, but I think that’s a shame, and I’m really glad that Socratica and Liliana are here to remind us! Keep up the phenomenal work!

[@marcelopadilha1599]

I started to follow this method around five months ago. It's so effective :$.

[@samirthapa6145]

Technique is the most important thing in anything we do in life. This note taking technique is so useful for my grade 9th and grade 6th daughters. Thank you.

[@Socratica]

Thank you so much for sharing our study tips videos with your daughters!! Making good habits now will help them so much in the future. Be well! 💜🦉

[@pb23nov]

Stumbled upon your channel few months ago for abstract algebra... Thank God I came across you....🥺🥺🥺..You are Awesome..

[@Socratica]

We're so glad you've found us!! Thanks for your kind comment. 💜🦉

[@anhtule9063]

My son is at secondary 2. It's very useful for him how to take note. Thanks for your kindness!

[@Socratica]

We're so glad you've found our videos! We'll be rooting for your son. :) Thank you for watching!

[@Chickchick-fv7nh]

wow its incredible. i was graduate from bachelor degree. i had never made a note like that. i will use this method when i am master

[@Socratica]

We're so glad you're going to give it a try! Thank you for watching! :)

[@skylarkenneth3784]

Helps to also take notes in multi colored pen. Black and blue to alternate sections and ideas. Red and green for important info or clarifications

[@TheMaster7786]

Thank you Liliana Castro for sharing so much valuable information to us- the readers, listeners and learners of course.

[@Dave-ml4ws]

Showing how to do the notes is a huge win. Thank you for that.

[@AmeeliaK]

This would also work for reading a text book, especially a book from the library that I can't highlight. Plus a section for my own ideas and connections to things previously learned because few things trigger own ideas like reading.

[@Socratica]

Great ideas - thanks for sharing! 💜🦉

[@MxDae]

Would you recommend taking Cornell Notes for textbook material of the whole chapter, or by chapter sections.

[@Socratica]

​@@MxDae It's an interesting question! It probably depends on how much of the chapter you are assigned at a time. That way, you take a section of notes as you do your reading assignment. Just continue from there when you are assigned to read more. Good luck!!

[@Socratica]

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[@MissBrensLaw]

I do appreciate how you have me going from one Google search to another. I even found some Feynman lectures on KZbin. Not that I understand a word he says, but I do adore The Big Bang Theory (and learn a lot from that show) I am able to listen for a bit before my head feels like it's going to explode :') It was not 100% clear to me, so I Googled "Ques" in note-taking, and came to learn that it means "recall" notes. I use word association, so this makes perfect sense to me. Recall and Process Questions . Questions can also be categorised by whether they are 'recall' - requiring something to be remembered or recalled, or 'process' - requiring some deeper thought and/or analysis. A simple recall question could be, 'What is your mother's maiden name? '. shp.utmb.edu/asa/forms/cornell%20note%20taking%20system.pdf

[@MissBrensLaw]

What is also interesting, is that I have both my ENGL 095 binder, and my ENGL-080-95 notebooks in front of me right now. Socratica has always been from Miss Kathy's READ080-95 class, but I am now transferring the Cornell method of taking notes over to my notes for my ENGL095 class. These two classes seem to be working together, and it's been wonderful. It's like ( like being uses as a simile. I got that one from Young Sheldon) having two teachers for one class helping me "catch" up on what I missed out on 40 years ago. They both have been just wonderful.

[@suddenlywat]

Thank you so much for this and for giving an example we can see, that really helps.

[@Socratica]

That's so good to hear! We were a little worried that part took so long, but in most videos they just tell you to take notes without actually showing exactly what that means. Thanks for watching through. :) We'd love to hear what other videos you'd be interested in in this series!

[@Socratica]

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[@beastbuilder]

Wow thank you guys this has been the best note taking technique explanory video i´ve seen yet Especially the part where you did like cornell note taking in action (very cool idea) Even though i´m fasting in the Ramadan months which means i´m very calm I could not help myself and and got very angry about my past school teachers and asked myself why the heck they didnt teach those kind of techniques instead of SQ4R, SQ3R acronym driven techniques or Quotes like: "you dont have learn the mathematical formula by heard, you have to understand it" wow thanks for the wisdom but HOW CAN I UNDERSTAND IT BETTER or WHATS THE WAY All the best for you and best wishes

[@zakirullah8056]

You are one of my favourite female teacher through KZbin.And i have learned much more things from your videos Thank you ❤

[@strangerdawnvods]

oh this is just amazing, I'm a worry-wart so I put myself into a situation that always has me with a large workload. This will definitely help me to lessen my work!

[@cedric_ly]

Awesome video! Thank you so much! I used it on an audiobook, and got to really pin down the main points of the chapter, and I can already tell that it would be far easier for me to teach it to someone after I've used this technique. I'll be using it a lot more often, even though I'm not a college student. The beauty of this is that it applies to anything you want to learn, not just a college class.

[@emanuelpark1499]

I do that but differently, instead of CUES I do questions for myself and I ask myself about these questions without looking the notes, this helps me to use active recall, also I use spaced repetition when I study my notes.

[@chandraposhala1466]

Thank you I have been searching this video for over a week now. P.S I learned 100 digits of pi from you

[@Socratica]

That's amazing!! Well done!! 💜🦉

[@mohammed_ghazali]

thank you very much, I am teaching physics in kurdistan, and this video is a better thank and more information than my course of univeristy, to profitional skills, we want study skills.

[@Socratica]

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[@jmich7]

Yeaaah, Socratica!!!!!! All thumbs up please.

[@urquizagabe]

Damn, I watched this thing and started using this system... Supplemented by some mind maps this thing is incredibly efficient, thanks a lot for the heads up!

[@rekhad.r8546]

i am so happy that i found your channel i can take notes so easily

[@unotwotriquatre]

Thanks for this amazing video! It would be very practical if YT let us add notes to the videos we have seen. While notes for videos you're watching for a test, for example, are easy to keep, what about notes for videos on "random" topics that interest you? It becomes hard to store them and retrieve them later.

[@RogeliusZ]

Una vez más debo agradecer por compartir este tipo de contenido, pues para mi, la edad no es obstáculo para seguir aprendiendo Sigo aprendiendo de este hermoso canal

[@jianzhonghuang164]

That's what i want which can helps me to take notes. Thank you!!! Right Now, i will use this method for my lifetime study.

[@rohitnandam9896]

Thanks for this Valuable information. Loved this technique.

[@suspendedsuplexchannel1000]

Mesmerizing idea

[@Sparkling_Designs]

Thank you so much socratica this method has helped me pass my high school finals with flying colors 😇🥳♥️

[@ichris87]

This is the most helpful Cornell notes guide. I am doing distance learning in law so I just wonder how to apply it in reading textbooks.

[@khprinty]

Beautifully done teaching video. Thank you Socratica

[@valechicuy8996]

I really love the channel, thank u ;)

[@brokenbauccner3945]

I am taking notes of how to take efficient notes...😌

[@jerrygundecker743]

Socratica: Have you thought about a peice on how to write a thesis/story/op-ed? Hope you will. There are videos about those, but your work always makes more sense and is farther reaching. Cheers.

[@Socratica]

We are always collecting ideas - thank you! We do have a video in the works on how to write an essay. 💜🦉

[@acheekymonkey]

The demonstration helped! Thanks.

[@Garrettwest2025]

This is gold thank you!

[@hathitran601]

It's really helpful video, hope that you will make more video for study tips :)

[@Socratica]

+hathi tran Thank you so much! We're working on another Study Tips video right now - about the Pomodoro Technique! Should be out by the end of the month. Thank you for watching and for your nice comment!

[@hildss]

This video came to me in a really good time. It will jepl me A LOT!!

[@kauancorte541]

Thanks for helping me study.

[@Socratica]

We're so glad we could help! Thank you for watching! :)

[@minghowlogic6223]

Socratica video is awesome as always.

[@HULKITUP]

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[@markhebert9273]

Excellent video. One question -- in Walter Pauk's original presentation of Cornell notes, he uses the "Cues" column (almost exclusively) for writing questions, in order to clarify meanings, reveal relationships, establish continuity, strengthen memory, etc. I was surprised you don't suggest this at all, reserving (in the demo) this column for key words, topics, etc. Is there any particular reason you don't suggest putting any questions into the "Cues" section? Thanks again for a great resource...

[@aryahafizsaputra3216]

nice tips. will try it later

[@Kiky_MedPhysicist]

thank you so much, this very helpful :)

[@PhiwoMbanda]

Very cool and lovely it’s lovely to listen to this video I wish I could listen to with all the days of my life by I love the show

[@OpenPhoenix]

this method is great but what would you recommend for taking notes off of your textbooks and see lots of vocab words?

[@buddymiles7210]

great channel, but what about those with laptops in class? I guess get a cornell template for word? :D

[@sususan9]

Hi Socratica, thanks for the video, but I have some questions to ask. Q1: I don't really get it when someone say "key point". So, at 1:10, when you said to write just the "Key points", does it mean to write "what we think are important information/point" in a paragraph of an important section in a chapter? Q2: Can I also take notes in outline method format in the note-taking section of the Cornell Notes? Q3: Every time we take notes in the note-taking section of the Cornell notes, are we supposed to take notes in our own words? Q4: In some Cornell Note tutorials that I have seen, they tell us to take note of major points of a lecture in the CUE column first then, take note of information that support each major point on the left side in the note-taking section. However, in most of the Cornell Notes tutorials, including your video, they tell is to take notes in the note-taking section first and then write some main ideas in the CUE column. Which style is correct? Cue first or Note-taking section first? Q5: When you summarize at the bottom, were you summarizing the information from the note-taking section or from both cue and note-taking columns? Q6: In this video, you taught us to take notes during a lecture. How to take notes with Cornell Notes when reading a textbook? I hope you will help me clarify. Thank you!

[@bbc953]

thanks I share your videos with my friends

[@pkdheekshitha37]

I really want more of these

[@fugisawa]

Help me!! I started with this video, and now I can’t stop watching Socratica. Not only I’m deeply in love with her (platonically, of course) but I think Algebra is awesome.

[@VictorFialkovics]

Thank you for the video!! It helps a lot

[@sususan9]

Please answer me. I appreciate how you make taking lecture notes so much easier but I have a question. How can I take notes from the textbook using this same Cornell Method when there's no one lecturing behind? Should I get a text to speech converter to work the same or jus read a chunk by myself and then take notes? Will I be able to pinpoint what to put in my notes when I take notes from a textbook where no one else is giving a lecture just like in the video?

[@Socratica]

We wrote a blog post you might find helpful: khhsocratica.wordpress.com/tag/cornell-notes/ Thanks for watching!!

[@Alejandro-Te]

Best technique for taking notes: Let your teacher do it for you.

[@divyasingh9394]

Wonderful technique...Thank u so much Mam....,, Please make more videos on maths,,...it helps me a lot as I am pursuing Masters in Mathematics.... Thank u so much

[@vipul6304]

Which microphone do you use?

[@jerrygundecker743]

In college, I would wake up early the morning after class and type my notes. It was easy to recall nearly everything that was said the next morning--I don't know why. You might try it. We had to hand in our notes for part of the grade, so I would make a copy.

[@Socratica]

Interesting idea!!

[@bradpetehoops]

Excellent. I love Socratica.

[@genius_rax_candy]

Thank uuuu i will follow cornal method

[@getmoregigs]

So helpful. Thank you!

[@husainalhammadi2090]

Thanks for your great lesson

[@lilyg.8909]

Love our videos!!! could you make a video on how to take better notes from a book..Thanks a lot!..

[@Socratica]

We're so glad you are enjoying our new series! We have an episode in the works called "How to Read a Textbook." That should do the trick! Should come out next month. Please make sure you're subscribed so you get notified when it comes out! Thanks for watching, and thanks for your nice comment! :)

[@punyah.n3187]

Please come with how to read textbook

[@sususan9]

Can someone please answer me which study tool is better; Feynman technique or Cornell Notes for studying textbook? Thanks!

[@TheophilusAladejebi]

wow! thanks!

[@Socratica]

You are sure welcome! Thanks for watching! :)

[@vminkooksopermandjin3083]

Is this good if I'm at my online class while taking notes??

[@abhishekkumar-rm8uf]

Thanks for useful tricks

[@muhammadaisammuhammadanwar960]

Thank you very much.

[@horhehorhe1980]

I'm an architecture student, and keeping up with visual-intensive lectures e.g. parts of structures, sections and details tire my hand so much that in the end I simply ask the professor his/her references beforehand or list in bullets the unfamiliar terms he mention, later googling them at home. Are there any better noting tips you can suggest in my course?

[@Socratica]

Asking the professor for the visuals ahead of time, so you can add your own notes, is a great compromise. That's what we did when we taught - handed out copies of powerpoint slides, with lots of room to make additional notes. That way you can spend most of your time listening, and make notes of just the key information. However, it's important to remember that the slides on their own are not the whole lecture - just the visual aids for the lecture. It sounds like you are handling it just right - following up on the notes at home. I would still practice taking notes in class, but make it a game. For each section, try to decide what is the one phrase that is absolutely essential, and only write that down. That way you are spending more time digesting the information, and less time just copying everything. Good luck!! It sounds like you are a very serious student. We're sure you are going to do well!

[@hemanth6951]

Your hand writing is super, can you make video on thos

[@muhammadbinafsar5339]

I appreciate the work you put in it. :) (y)

[@lady33357]

How do you know what you may need for a test or an essay?

[@paulocesardeoliveiraguimar7852]

Poxa gostaria de saber se a liliana e pessoal do socrática estudam os assuntos antes de gravar o vídeo , por exemplo aquele vídeo sobre grupos liliana você teve que estudar sozinha antes ou conseguiu apresentar a explicação normalmente? não tó querendo ser ofensivo é apenas curiosidade.

[@jakobfredriksson2272]

This is so neat! If only... My notes were dumpster fires back then.

[@brucewayne-mh7ul]

Thank you sister 🙏

[@jonathansmith4634]

I'm not asserting that re-reading and summarizing can't be beneficial. But there are studies that suggest that those methods are considered low utility. High utility methods include practice tests, spatial, and active recall.

[@ganeshkrishnaprasad3785]

Thank you so much this helped me a lot

[@Socratica]

You are so welcome! Thank you for letting us know - that makes us want to make more videos!! 💜🦉

[@mustakimsstudy1200]

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[@breadenthusiast]

Thanks my Queen!

[@jivankarande6992]

Thanks from India

[@dtsleite]

Awsome! +1 Subscriber! Great!

[@melloroom7510]

I think there might be something wrong with my head. When they move on to the next part but I can't write what I was thinking previously, it all slips out and I lose complete track of what I was writing/thinking.....

[@beactivebehappy9894]

It's completely normal. Nothing wrong with your head. Instead of doing what you are doing, just listen to all the key concepts first, imagining it on your head and trying to articulate verbally and then later just try to contemplate on those ideas as if they were your own, as if you are the compiler of the information given in the textbooks. 😂

[@beactivebehappy9894]

It is completely normal. There is nothing wrong with your head. Instead of what you are doing now, just listen to the key concepts first, and imagining those in your head try to articulate it yourself verbally and then make your notes by contemplating on those ideas as if they were your own as if you were the compiler of all the information given in the textbook.!! 😊 😊

[@beactivebehappy9894]

It is completely normal. There is nothing wrong with your head. Instead of what you are doing now, just listen to the key concepts first, and imagining those in your head try to articulate it yourself verbally and then make your notes by contemplating on those ideas as if they were your own as if you were the compiler of all the information given in the textbook.!! 😊 😊 😀

[@beactivebehappy9894]

It is completely normal. There is nothing wrong with your head. Instead of what you are doing now, just listen to the key concepts first, and imagining those in your head try to articulate it yourself verbally and then make your notes by contemplating on those ideas as if they were your own as if you were the compiler of all the information given in the textbook.!! 😊 😊

[@miskizubeir7445]

my favorite subject

[@Socratica]

We love learning about how to learn too! Really fascinating stuff! :) Thanks for watching!! :)

[@hpspspspsps5798]

thank you. Thanks a lot.

[@hellfirelordofevil]

Thank you so much!!!!

[@Ok-jf9dn]

Excellent..

[@giof6754]

Love it!

[@dhampson545]

Also, notes are very personal. When I hear a student say that they will "look at a friend's notes" I cringe. It's better than nothing, but the friend needs to be there in order to translate.

[@Socratica]

Oooph, yeah. Reminds us of when students ask for powerpoint slides. We would always give them out, but it's like...they are just the pictures that were on display during class. It's like only getting the background music and forgetting there's a whole movie going on.

[@dhampson545]

Mind if I use that last sentence on my syllabi?

[@Socratica]

@@dhampson545 Hi David! Just saw this (we don't get notified about new comments, boooo). We'd be very happy for you to pass this on to your students! Stay safe and well Socratica Friend!! 💜🦉

[@lylechen8881]

Thank you. And new skill learnt.

[@Socratica]

That's wonderful to hear!! Thanks for letting us know - that really inspires us to make more videos. :D

[@lylechen8881]

@@Socratica ^ω^

[@kunslipper]

thank you so much.

[@ananyadwibedi7040]

Thanks a lot