Cornell Notes

What are Cornell Notes?

A note taking system

A music sheet

A set of notes by a guy named Cornell

A note to a friend

When were Cornell Notes created?

A long time ago

In the 1960s

In the 1950s

Yesterday

Who created Cornell Notes created?

Cornell Cornell

Cornell James

Cornell Harden

Walter Pauk

Why are they called Cornell Notes?

The person who created them lived in Cornell

The professor who created them was a professor at Cornell University

The person who created them was Bob Cornell

The person who created them named the notes after their son Cornell

What is one of the advantages of Cornell Notes?

You can get into college faster by taking them

They will help you make friends

It is a way of learning information not just recording facts

It is a way to help you get your homework done quickly

What materials do you need to take Cornell notes?

Notebook, highlighter, and ruler

Just your mind

Newspaper and crayons

Paper and pen/pencil

What does STAR stand for?

S = Switch papers T = Take test A = Answer questions R = Review carefully

S = Student T = Take A = Able R = Reading

S = Set Up Paper T = Take Notes A = After Notes R = Review Notes

S = Summary T = Toolbox A = Get A's R = Record

Where do the questions/main ideas go when you are taking Cornell Notes?

The left big column

The bottom

The right skinny column

The top

How do you take notes?

Strive to get main ideas down

Paraphrase the text or lecturer

Don’t worry about spelling

All of the above

When taking notes, what can you use to help you write the notes faster?

A friend's notes

Abbreviations

Cell phone

Highlighter

Cornell Notes

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