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Why is it important to take notes you ask?
Why is it important to take notes you ask?
Taking notes will help you remember concepts and develop important learning skills that helps you gain a better understanding of a topic. The best part is, taking notes will actually help alleviate stress when it comes to taking your quizzes and tests.
Taking notes will help you remember concepts and develop important learning skills that helps you gain a better understanding of a topic. The best part is, taking notes will actually help alleviate stress when it comes to taking your quizzes and tests.
Taking meaningful notes will help you recall information and have a better understanding of what you are learning. Why?
It requires that you actively listen to your teacher.
Makes you think about what you are writing.
Helps you to connect different topics and concepts.
Is a great way for you to review the material.
There are many different ways to take notes. Edgenuity provides the eNotes feature in all of your classes. Some of your Edgenuity classes have "Guided Notes". CalPac teachers also use Cornell Notes, Mind Mapping, Outlining, and Graphic Organizers. It's best to explore the different methods and see what you like and what works best for you. So, give it try. Some notes are better than no notes and you may find it really helpful!
There are many different ways to take notes. Edgenuity provides the eNotes feature in all of your classes. Some of your Edgenuity classes have "Guided Notes". CalPac teachers also use Cornell Notes, Mind Mapping, Outlining, and Graphic Organizers. It's best to explore the different methods and see what you like and what works best for you. So, give it try. Some notes are better than no notes and you may find it really helpful!
BONUS: CalPac policy allows you to use your notes on quizzes, tests, and the final exam.
BONUS: CalPac policy allows you to use your notes on quizzes, tests, and the final exam.
Guided Notes available in Edgenuity
Guided Notes available in Edgenuity
The Guided Notes provide additional scaffolding for students by reducing the cognitive load required to listen and take notes at the same time.
Currently the following libraries will have the Guided Notes feature:
Math: Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II
ELA: ELA 9 and ELA 10
Science: Physical Science and Biology
Social Studies: US History and World History
1. Find your current or previous lesson on your course map
2. Click on the paper and pencil icon to download the Guided Notes as a pdf
3. Use the Chrome Extension "DocHub " or "Kami" (or other PDF & document annotation app) to be able to type or use a pencil tool on the pdf
You can save you completed pdf to your Google Drive, if desired.
Other forms of note taking
Other forms of note taking
DIRECTIONS
Cornell Notes: CalPac Cornell Notes Student Guide
VIDEOS
Mind Map: Step by Step Directions for Creating a Mind Map
Cornell Notes: How to Take Cornell Notes
RESOURCES
Mind Map: Mind Map Free
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