The document discusses different methods for effective note taking, including the Cornell method, outline method, mapping method, charting method, and sentence method. It provides examples of each method. The Cornell method uses a systematic format to condense notes without recopying. The outline method organizes points with roman numerals or decimals. The mapping method uses diagrams to represent lecture content. The charting method involves drawing a table to categorize information. The sentence method writes each new thought on a separate line. The document also provides tips for good note taking such as using abbreviations and leaving space for missed information.

1. NOTE TAKING
By
Mr Sagar S Mandhare
Clinical Instructor,
PIMS- DU, Loni

2. NOTE TAKING
∗ Note taking is the practice of recording information
captured from another source.
∗ The writer records the essence of the information,
freeing their mind and to recall everything.

3. PurPOsEs Of NOTE TAKING
∗ Provides a written record for review
∗ Forces the listener to pay attention
∗ Requires organization, which involves active effort on the part of
the listener
∗ Listener must condense and rephrase, which aids understanding

4. ∗Oral Discussion
∗Meeting
∗Lecture
∗Seminar
ArEA TO PrACTICE NOTE TAKING

5. ∗Cornell Method
∗Outline Method
∗Mapping Method
∗Charting Method
∗Sentence Method
METHODs Of NOTE TAKING

6. Is a systematic format for condensing and organizing
notes without laborious recopying.
CORNELL METHOD

7. Example Of Cornell Method

8. ∗ Method practiced by listening and then writing in points
in an organized pattern based on space indention.
∗ Use of roman numerals or decimals
∗ Mostly used by science students
OUTLINE METHOD

9. Example of Outline Method

10. ∗ Is a graphical representation of the content of a lecture
∗ Used when the learner do not have any idea about how
lecture is going to be presented
MAPPING METHOD

11. Example of Mapping Method

12. ∗ Method is practiced by drawing the table containing various
columns and rows
∗ The information (words, phrases, ideas etc.) is placed into the
appropriate category of table
CHARTING METHOD

13. Example of Charting Method

14. Example of Charting Method

15. ∗ To write every new thought, fact, or topic on a separate
line and numbering as you progress.
SENTENCE METHOD

16. Example of Sentence Method

17. Example of Sentence Method

18. ∗ Give yourself plenty of space
∗ Label, number and date all your notes
∗ Develop your own system of shorthand and abbreviations
∗ Use of colour, diagrams, pictures
∗ Keep your own thoughts separate
∗ Write legibly
∗ Be extra prepared for fast lectures
∗ Leave empty spaces were you missed the information
∗ Ask questions
NOTE TAKING TIPS

19. ABBREVIATIONS