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Take notes
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- 3. Carefully read and understand Before you take notes read through the information first. 1 Make meaning of what you have read Read critically to identify the main points. 2 Take notes Summarise and paraphrase and indicate direct “quotes”. 3 Make meaning of what you have read Integrate your notes into your assignment 4 Read critically to identify the main points. 3
- 4. Improve the layout of your notes Use a Use headings to define main points, numbering Use indenting and sub-headings to system to separate to illustrate how show supporting headings and sub- information is linked. evidence. headings. Leave extra space to make Organise your notes, notes easier to read at a later include the source, page date, particularly between numbers and re-read on points. completion to ensure clarity. 4
- 5. Three effective note taking layout methods Linear or Use headings, sub-headings, indentation and outline numbering. Use symbols to show relationships between the ideas. notes Diagram or Place the main concept at the centre, link concept associated ideas (sub-headings). map notes Notes by Highlight the author’s main point. Mark and number marking the main ideas in the topic sentences. Underline important supporting detail. Do not over mark. the text 5
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- 9. Incorporating notes into your assignment The main reason why you will be taking notes is to: • Interpret and understand what you are reading • Incorporate relevant information into the body of your assignment as supporting evidence 9
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- 11. Extra hints on how to make notes Use a column in your Before you start – note taking to include your Always record page record all details of reflections – how numbers as you take the source for your you will use this notes. bibliography. information, additional ideas. Do not try to read all the information. Be an active reader: Use inverted commas for review, predict, use contents/index, read chapter titles, subheadings, direct quotes – avoid topic sentences and last sentences, plagiarism. conclusions and summaries. 11
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