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The 8 DOs and DONīTs for Improving Note-Taking (1) The 8 DOs and DONīTs for Improving Note-Taking (1)

High school students and freshmen are typically weak in this "mother-of-all-study skills", namely, comprehending, summarizing and paraphrasing ideas heard in the classroom. Together with 3 additional filesThis short, concise document is beneficial to both students and teachers for listening and recording the teacher/lecturerīs main points and for general organizational framework.

 Level:intermediate
 Age: 14-17
 Downloads:20

Copyright 11/12/2010  Joseph R. Harrison
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