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How can I take note when in class

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                 how to take good notes in class.

how to take notes




            That will help you pass your exams

Attending class on a regular basis and paying attention are essential, yet they are insufficient. When studying , it's critical to take good and relevant notes that can help you better understand the concepts being taught and above all make you pass the class with flying colors.

Here are some tips that will help you take better notes

                                 1. Pay close attention.

It's all too easy to become lost in thought during a lecture and miss an important point. To avoid dozing off in class, try to get enough rest before lectures. Some people drink coffee before lectures to stay awake, while others chew gum. Pay close attention to any examples supplied by the professor to illustrate a concept. The example can sometimes assist us in remembering the point in the future.

                                2. Watch out
A lecture is not a dictation exercise in which you must write down everything said by the professor. In the lectures, keep an eye out for crucial ideas, arguments, and main points.

            3.Make use of shorthand (Abbreviations)

Some words must be put in short but intelligible forms in order to catch up. So, find a shorthand code that you're comfortable with and practice it. Words like '2' instead of 'to', 'too', and 'two,' or 'da' for 'the,' 'w/' for 'with,' btw for 'between, ''par' for paragraph and so on.

        4.Remove all potential sources of distraction.

To avoid receiving distracted messages on Whattsapp or Facebook, it may be a good idea to turn off your Wi-Fi during lectures. Remember to turn your phone to silent mode and avoid using headphones or earpieces above all just put your phone on do not disturb mode!

5.When you're confused, ask questions.

Don't just put stuff down that you don't know. When you're unsure, ask for clarification. If you have any questions, you can always meet with the lecturer during breaks, after the lecture, or during Office Hours.

HERE ARE SOME OTHER TIPS I HAVE FOR YOU->

Relax and unwind.

  • Make sure you arrive on time for your lectures and find a comfortable seat. When their preferred seat in the lecture hall is already taken, students are often discouraged. Choose a location where you will feel at ease and as though you are a part of the lesson. For me, the second or third row is ideal. I have a hard time concentrating in the backseats. They remind me of the rowdy backbenchers in high school who giggled and planned pranks on professors and classmates!
  • Make sure your note taking is organized. Taking organized notes will help you review lectures effectively and prepare for exams.
  • Don't just focus on what your instructor writes on the board when taking notes. Take notes on all of the major linguistic points and concepts that were presented throughout the lecture.
  • After each lecture take a few minutes to review your notes. Make sure you understand all the concepts covered in the lecture. Use your textbook to improve your notes and understanding of key concepts covered. 
Remember note taking takes practice to be a good note taker but it is worth it and also remember just keep practicing.
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