This document provides tips for effective note taking, listening, remembering, and studying. It recommends focusing on main ideas when listening and taking notes, reviewing notes regularly, studying with others, and finding a quiet workspace. Specific note taking methods like the Cornell method and outline method are also mentioned.

1. Note Taking and Study Skills

2. Study Guides
Not to study off of but it guides you what
topics to study

3. Listening
Concentrate on your teacher
Tune out noise and talking
Listen for main ideas
Focus on the 5W’s & 1H: Who? What?
Where? When? Why? How?
Listen 80% and write 20% of the time

4. Taking Notes
Don’t write everything down
Record main ideas and supporting facts
Use your own words
Keep your notes organized
When you shorten your notes you will
understand it better and it saves you time.

5. Remembering
Review your notes
Highlight important notes or add
explanations
Apply what you're learning ASAP
Study with a friend; answer each other’s
questions
Study more regularly for shorter periods of
time. This works better than one long cram
session

6. Workplace
If possible, find your own quiet space to
study
Keep your workplace clean and
uncluttered
Make sure you have good lighting, a
straight chair, and fresh air
Quiet background music may help to keep
you focused

7. Note Taking Methods
Famous Note Taking Methods

8. Cornell Method

9. Outline Method

10. Mind Maps

11. Study Methods
Tools you may use to study

12. Flashcards(notecards)

13. Review Games

14. Internet

15. Your notes
The best and most important thing to use!