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Notes and References Section Guide

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Within the Notes and References subsection, incorporate various note-taking formats to enhance organization and learning efficiency. When creating a new page in this section, utilize the following templates:

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Cornell Method

Implement the Cornell note-taking system, which divides the page into three sections:

• Cue column (left)
• Notes column (right): Detailed notes from lectures or readings
• Key Thoughts (right-bottom): Key considerations from lectures, readings or meetings
• Summary area (bottom): Brief overview of the page's content

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Flash Card System Implement a flashcard-style note-taking system for effective revision:

• Front: Key term, concept, or question
• Back: Definition, explanation, or answer

Shortcut to toggle all the toggled blocks are ctrl+alt+t .

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Simple Table Format

Utilize a structured table format for organized note-taking:

• Column 1: Cues or takeaways from the lecture or meeting.
• Column 2: Notes following the Cues taken down in Column 1

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Quick Notes Template

Design a streamlined template for rapid note-taking during lectures:

• Class Notes | Jot-down quick notes from the classroom.
• Quick Points | Pointers to keep in line with the timeline of lectures, meetings, classroom sessions

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These note-taking formats are accessible when creating a new page within the Notes and References subsection. Select the most appropriate template based on the subject matter and personal learning preferences to optimize information retention and retrieval.

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