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Created on September 10, 2024
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AVID Focused Notes
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The focused note process mus be expicitly taught!
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Learners must interact with their notes in multiple ways for successful learning to occur. There are 5 steps to focused note taking.
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- Record main ideas and important information.
- Use indentation, bullets, outlines, skipping lines, color-coding
- Condense information by using abbreviations/ symbols/
Establish a purpose and objective for note-taking. Create an Essential Question to guide the note-taking.
Select the best format for the notes.
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They allow you to add additional info
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Students must interact with their notes.
Processing notes
‘Your content is good, but it’ll engage much more if it’s interactive.’ -Genially
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‘Including quotes alwaysstrengthens our presentation. Break the monotony.’ Always quote the author
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connecting to the notes
Think beyond the notes.
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Add original thinking.
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summarize and reflect
Summarize
Think about the notes as a whole.
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Reflect
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applying learning
Use the notes for their intended purpose.
Demonstrate what you’ve learned or apply it to a new situation.
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More resources are available at the link below.
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Key strategies for revising notes include: Identifying and marking key terms or vocabulary words Color-coding to indicate important people, events, places, or works Crossing out unimportant information Marking most important ideas or main points Representing information in visual or symbolic ways to help with recall Annotating notes by paraphrasing large or wordy chunks of material