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All tips you discussed just now are very helpful. Now, the teacher would like to offer some techniques in details to help you take notes more flexibly and efficiently.
Clicking into the following Padlet, then you can see some suggestions from the teacher. If you have any questions or disagreement, please feel free to comment at the top of the page.

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In this lesson, you are exposed to opportunities to practice and discuss note taking. It is better for you to apply what you have learned today in your future study. Don’t forget to correct mis-behaviors and keep practicing assistive techniques.
Moreover, if you have more time or no lecture to rush, it will be great to watch the following video, which is note taking skill presented by Long Beach City College. Hope you can keep making progress!

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How To Take Better Lecture Notes | LBCC Study Skills

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Let’s watch the video and take notes again

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Let’s watch the video and take notes again

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In this time of watching, you can try to take notes again. You should use tips raised in previous discussion and suggestion, rearrange those techniques and apply them in your own note taking.
After watching the video, compare your second note taking with the first one. To see whether it is neater, more organized, or helpful for your own comprehension.

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Here is a video lecture from the Griffith University. It presents tips of taking notes in lectures. Listen carefully to this small lecture and try to take notes as efficiently as you can. After listening, share your notes and methods of note taking in next Padlet page. (This video is caption available. Option is in the setting column.)

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Now let’s share your idea and methods of how you take notes just now or in daily lecture !
Clicking into the following Padlet, then you can freely share any idea you want. Ideas are divided into three parts, as before, during and after the lecture. Add ideas in any box you like. Later the teacher will summarize key points in general.
If you have any question to any idea, please feel free to raise it in the column aside.

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Lesson Introduction : How to take note efficiently in lecture ?

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Lesson Introduction : How to take note efficiently in lecture ?

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Lecture is the most common type of course to take in university. In a lecture, there are loads of information and knowledge to be recorded, then to be digested after class. In this process, how to take down or organize important points efficiently and logically? In this lesson, helpful tips of note taking will be introduced. You will also have an opportunity to practice the skill of taking note and share your ideas with others.