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Taking Organized Notes  (Kaylene Kidney)                                                     

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Taking Organized Notes  (Kaylene Kidney)                                                     

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One benefit of taking detailed and organized notes is being able to read over your notes and completely understand what you are taking about and what you remember. Taking detailed notes and asking questions helps the brain remember what you have been taught or what you have watched and needed to remember for a class or for yourself.

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The benefits of Cornell notes really include the organization of your own thoughts out onto paper. Combining all the required pieces of your listening to the subject matter on an adaptable format.

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In Isabelle Allende's Ted Talk titled: "How to Live Passionately No Matter your age", Isabelle speaks of enhancing your mind in the face of physical deterioration as you age. It's truly inspiring the ways in which she so simply states her mental growth that she gets to take advantage of as she grows older.

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One benefit of taking detailed notes so you can keep extra thoughts and details in a organized space where you can use it anytime you need to, if you need to refresh.

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One benefit of taking detailed organized notes is that, its easier to read and know what your MAINLY looking for when looking back at your notes.

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Johanna Figueira: Simple, effective tech to connect communities in crisis (Kaylene Kidney)

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Johanna Figueira: Simple, effective tech to connect communities in crisis (Kaylene Kidney)

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The video I watched was: Simple, effective tech to connect communities in Crisis by Johanna Figueira.

She grew up in Venezuela, she didn't realize Venezuela had major issues until she moved to America and saw the real difference in what people needed and what people got. Johanna's mom had gotten sick, and after a while her mom was out of medicine, when they asked for more the pharmacy was out, there was no more medicine that Johanna's mom could get to help her. And even asking and going to the government they didn't give anyone in Venezuela anything to help after they ran out.

Johanna looked at what she had found out, and decided she wanted to help her mom out and her people in Venezuela. She and her team created a twitter hashtag and a twitter bot to help people in Venezuela find the medicine they need, to connect the people who need help to the people who can help them. Making sure that everyone that need help, needs medicine can get it and hopefully are able to get better. Johanna and her team work every day to make the bot better and make sure that people are able to connect and get the help they need!

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The benefits of taking detailed and organized notes is that it can help you remember stuff for tests, and makes it easier to find the information later, which can be helpful when you're trying to study.

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In America Ferrera titled: "My identity is a superpower-not an obstacle" It shows How America's obstacles were her own identity but she then learned that it wasn't anymore and she should just live her life how she wants to live her life without giving up her own real identity.

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Benefits Of Organized Notes (David Belloso)

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Benefits Of Organized Notes (David Belloso)

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Writing detailed, organized notes helps you remember and better understand what you're learning, establishing an easier way to study for tests, including homework.

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The benefits of taking Cornell Notes is, being able to write down have the video or teacher is saying, but also writing down key ideas and questions to ask yourself during tests, or to remember things that you might forget.

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In the TED Talk, “How to live passionately no matter your age,” by Isabel Allende, I learned about seven important values. One value that stood out was “softness,” which, in this context, means we should let things go more easily. If we hold onto stress, it can negatively impact our health, and people who stress more tend to have shorter lives meaning, we should try to live more mindfully.

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In America Ferrera, titled " My Identity Is a Superpower-not a Obstacle". The most important thing I learned was how and what kind of people you see on TV being successful is how you see yourself in the future, how you dream you're dreams. If you don't see people like you on TV then you don't see yourself being able to be on TV. You don't think its possible for people like yourself to be successful, or don't think they have it in them to accomplish their dreams.

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What's the difference between Hispanic, Latino and Latinx? (David Belloso)

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What's the difference between Hispanic, Latino and Latinx? (David Belloso)

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Video Title: What's the difference between Hispanic, Latino and Latinx?

Speaker's Name: Cristina Mora

Most Important Thing I Learned: The most important lesson I took away from the video is that the controversy over terms like "Hispanic," "Latino," and "Latinx" is more about a community's fight to be recognized and taken into consideration than it is about language. With a common name and identity, the communities can gather valuable information. The film highlighted how this information contributed to the discovery that COVID-19 was killing Latinos earlier in life. This information was important in demonstrating their need for improved healthcare plus employment security, showing how a name can adjust the world and assist those in need.

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Journalists have an obligation to challenge and question the powerful. They have to because to provide the public of information and to take sides of: Racism, discrimination corruption, lying to the public, and human rights.

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One benefit of taking detailed and organized notes is having notes that you can go over and recall and understand what you have watched or learned in a class. Asking questions in these notes can help you further explore what you have learnt and add-on to what you have down giving you a better understanding. Notes like these should always be written in a way that YOU understand so that it is easier for your understanding.

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A good video i viewed out of the ten ted talk videos was "How to live passionately" Isabelle Allende. I think the most important thing I learned from this video was that you should stay positive as much as you can with what comes across your road because it is one of the best methods you can use to cope with. I learned that not everything that comes to you negatively has to stay negative and you can find SOME positivity in material.

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The benefits of taking detailed and organized note, is being able to retain your memory and help to have a deeper understanding of the topic you are researching about. So when you take a quiz/test you can easily have a good grade.

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Jorge Ramos: Why journalists have an obligation to challenge power

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Jorge Ramos: Why journalists have an obligation to challenge power

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In this TED talk, Jorge Ramos talks about his dream of becoming a journalist. At 24 he left Mexico after being censored for his work, and went to California. He shows how difficult it is to challenge those in power. He expresses that journalists should confront power, no matter who it is to prove a point. He shows this in his infamous press conference with Donald Trump. He starts to ask a question about Mexican immigrants and quickly gets shut down by Donald Trump. But he insists on his right to ask a question. He quickly gets escorted out by Trump's guards and gets told to return to his country. The most important thing I've learned from this is not to be afraid to speak up and reject fear.

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A good outcome of organized notes is knowing where stuff is and what it correlates to.

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The benefits of using cornell notes cause its organized and useful in long lectures or writing about a video, its also helpful cause you can ask yourself question or questions on the sides that you can then study more off of. Its very versatile in its way where you can study.

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The benefits of taking organized notes includes clearer comprehension of material, less abstract thought process, linear progression, easier to find what you need and etc.

Unfortunately, you will never see me actually taking organized notes

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writing clear and organized notes helps make you be able to look back and understand important parts from the media that you used and you can ask questions and maybe later be able to find answers

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The benefits of taking detailed, organized notes is already having information that you would need for assignments, tests, or homework so that you don't have to constantly keep looking back and forth but it also makes it easier for you to understand what you're learning which is helpful and good for time management.

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In America Ferrera's ted talk, My identity is a superpower- not an obstacle was talking about how it was hard to climb up the acting industry while being latina. When she was a kid her dream was acting but her family and the people around her told her she couldn't achieve it because of her nationality. As she got older and started to act on her career, casting directors wanted her to conform to offensive stereotypes of latina women, but she wanted something different. She wanted to portray a character with depth, personality, and diversity. She wanted to play a character she could relate to.

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The benefits of taking detailed and organized notes is it will improve the memory of what you learned by being a way to engage with the assignment having you move focused as well as being a record of what you learned that you can look back on if you need it.

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2 benefits of taking organized notes is to remember what you read and wrote down and enhance your memory.

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One benefit of taking detailed and organized notes is it allows you to come back and re read your notes, not having to skim through everything to find a specific thing, and being able remember key things without having to forget important things.

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during her ted talk i learned that when she was younger she never saw people like herself in media. And once she got into acting it took her a really long time to find roles where she wasn't considered too much of anything.

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Isabel Allende: How to live passionately — no matter your age

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Isabel Allende: How to live passionately — no matter your age

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"What have I gained? Freedom: I don't have to prove anything anymore." Is a quote from the ted talk Isabel Allende had in her video 'How to live passionately--no matter your age' It's very... interesting how the growth of ones body & mind can affect so much about them; in so little time a person can become completely different to have they were before.

We truly live such short lives, don't we?

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a singular benefit of taking organized notes or Cornell notes is, that the information that you wrote is easy to recall and easy to get to. this can improve the student ability to remember subjects in class improving the students overall abilities.

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in "How a team of chefs fed Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria" they served 2,000,000 meals, there were 7,000 volunteers

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In the video Jose Andres spoke about how natural disasters were putting many people through hard times as well as a lot of loss. Because of this he started making a simple plan to resource them with food. he did this by starting small and feeding local people with a couple of food trucks but it grew quickly over time because of the people felt more obligated to help out because of the empathy they felt as well. while he never had a set plan, he got the entire island to work as a team expanding to feeding many other places in need ending up feeding over 2 million people.

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In America Ferrera' ted talk called: "My identity is a superpower not an obstacle". She talks about her experience in Hollywood as a Latina. Ferrera tired to change herself just so she fit into her roles but if she did get them, they would be stereotype characters. She realize she did not need to change her identity, the system need's to stop trying to create a new reality and stop resisting the one we already live in.

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The benefit of Cornell notes is that it has very good organization, so when you want to go back and reread your notes you still have a clear understanding on the subject. Having organized notes will help you a lot especially to just give yourself a reminder later on or on tests.

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In Isabelle Allende's TED talk, titled "How to live passionately-no matter your age." She talks about aging and how it's important to live freely. She makes key points and saying she plans to live passionately even in her 70's. The most important thing I learned is, death is everywhere, your body ages but your spirit doesn't, and no matter what live your life peacefully and passionately.

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In Isabel Allende's TED talk: "How to live passionately- no matter your age", she speaks on how aging can be about your attitude and health. Your spirit never ages, but your physical movement will began to slow down the more you grow. I learned that you can still enjoy the things you love and accept the changes that happens with your body even if its scary.

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I watched a video called by Jorge Ramos and i learned They have to because to provide the public of information. Lying to the public and human rights. Journalists have an obligation to challenge and question the powerful. That is the most important thing I learned in this video from Jorge Ramos

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In José Andrés ted talk "How a team of chefs fed Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria." He mainly talks about how unified of a community they had of volunteers and how helpful they were throughout the whole journey/process. He had also brought up points on how he was able to fund getting planes and helicopters and even brought the first water purifiers in Vieques. Another main point he brought up was how he would make the people (Specifically elderly.) feel not alone and felt at home and at ease after the tragedy, he cooked and fed the elderly by bringing them food and remembering their names and speaking to them in a kind way.

In summary in his ted talk was about the community formed and the worked they did to help puerto rico out after the hurricane.

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The benefits of taking Cornell Notes is it helps for studying and understand your assignments. It shows that you are engaged and focused with what your learning.

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One benefit of taking detailed notes so you can be organized and keep your notes all together at one spot. You can use notes to study and keep notes organized and so you can learn and remember stuff.

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In Jorge Ramos TED talk, titled "Why journalists have an obligation to challenge power", the most important thing that I learned was to not fear pushing further. I think Ramos did a great job explaining how some journalists are held back by fear to challenge people with higher authority, but if everyone does that then the truth will not be told any everyone will only know lies.

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One benefit of taking detailed notes is being able to refresh your memory if you forgot something during a test or an assignment.

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Isabel Allende's inspiring talk discusses the value of mental growth and a passionate attitude to embrace aging, even as one's physical abilities diminish. In her TED Talk, "How to Live Passionately No Matter your age," Isabel Allende shares her perspective on aging, emphasizing how to nurture one's mind as the body declines.

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A benefit of taking detailed notes is that when you look back on those notes your able to add the details and you completely understand them. If you didn't write down any detailed notes then you might forget what actually happened and you may not understand the notes that well.

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In the video titled "How to live passionately - no matter your age". The most important i learned from this video is the freedom you get from aging. "What have i gained? Freedom. I don't have to prove anymore. I'm not stuck in the idea of who i was, who i want to be, or what other people expect of me." Is something she said in the video.

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writing clear and organized notes, helps make you be able to look back and understand important parts from the media. You can ask questions about what you used and maybe later be able to find the answers to those.

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during her ted talk i learned that when she was younger she never saw people like herself in media. Once she got into acting, it took her a really long time to find roles where she wasn't considered too much of anything.

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A benefit of taking detailed organized notes is that it improves retention of information and makes the material much easier to review and understand later.

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The central thesis of the video is that a fundamental shift to what the speaker terms "feminine eergy" is necssary for the positive global transformation of civilization. Allende asserts that for genuine change to ocur, a critical number of wmen are required in positions of power globally. Furtherore, she emphasizes the need to actively nurture this feminine energy in men, defining it as a committed, passionate force for action. She supports this argument by citing specific examples of women, such as Wangari Maathai and Somaly Mam, whose passionate and determined efforts directly resulted in significant social and environmental change.

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In America Ferrera's speech, the phrase 'my identity is a superpower not an obstacle' illustrates how people's insecurities with their own identities can be transformed, as Ferrera herself understood that her identity was not a hindrance but a way to express herself

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One benefit of having detailed and organized notes is being able to study for tests, allows you to find information easier, and Helps you understand what your learning.

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In America Ferrera's TED Talk, "My identity is a superpower, not an obstacle," she shares her experiences in Hollywood as a Latina. Ferrera explained how she once tried to change herself to fit roles, but when she did get them. they were usually based on stereotypes. She eventually realized she didn't need to change who she was in order to succeed.