Record the author, title, organisation and link, You can locate and cite the source later, Use your own words, You show your understanding and reduce accidental copying, Identify the main argument, You can see what the source is really saying, Include only useful supporting details, Your notes stay focused and manageable, Write a one-sentence summary, You can review the key point quickly, Add one question of your own, You turn reading into active thinking, Use headings or sections, You can find information quickly when revising, Separate source words from your own ideas, You know what must be cited and what is your response, Leave space for reflection, You can add connections after reading, Check unfamiliar vocabulary, You avoid misunderstanding an important point, Compare two reliable sources, You can notice agreement, difference and gaps, Review your notes within a few days, You strengthen recall and improve them while the source is fresh
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Why Does Effective Note-Taking Matter?
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