Taking organized notes in lectures helps students identify important ideas, have a permanent record to learn from later, and learn what the instructor thinks is important. The Cornell note-taking method divides notes into sections to make them easier to understand and refer back to. Using abbreviations can also make notes more simple and concise to understand.

1. TOPIC 5.1 TAKING
NOTE LECTURE

2. WHY NEED TO TAKE LECTURER
NOTES
• Organized notes will help you identify the core of important ideas in the
lecture.
• A permanent record will help to learn and remember later.
• The lecture may contain information not available anywhere else.
• Lecture is where you learn what your instructor thinks is important, and he
makes up the exams.
• Class assignments are usually given in the lecture.
• The underlying organization and purpose of the lecture will become clear
through note taking.

3. NOTE-TAKING EXERCISE
USING CORNELL
METHOD
THIS METHOD CAN MAKE OUR
NOTE EASIER TO UNDERSTAND
AND EASIER TO REFER TO

4. NOTE TAKING
ABBREVIATIONS
YOU CAN USE THIS NOTE TAKING
ABBREVIATIONS TO WRITE YOU
NOTE AND MAKE YOUR NOTE
MORE SIMPLE AND EASIER TO
UNDERSTAND.