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One benefit of taking detailed, organized notes is it makes it easier to look back at useful key points.

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One benefit of writing detailed, organized notes is that we can create resources to look back on in the future, as well as being able to remember what we wrote.

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The benefit of taking notes is that I can go back to them, which helps me on my test and projects. Notes are there for you to jot down key stuff to remember.

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The benefits of taking detailed notes is we can understand the notes better and taking detailed and organized note can make it easier for us to connect the topics and the information. Also, it can improve our memory retention.

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Johanna Figueria: Simple, effective tech to connect communities in crisis

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Johanna Figueria: Simple, effective tech to connect communities in crisis

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Johanna talks about how she want's to help her people back home in Venezuela but how living abroad puts a barricade between her and those in Venezuela. She use's twitter to create bots like the "Meditweet" which helps Venezuelans find medicine and tools that hospitals don't supply. She emphasizes how you don't always need complex materials to fix a huge problem.

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Elizabeth Camarillo Gutierrez: What's missing from the American Immigrant narrative.

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Elizabeth Camarillo Gutierrez: What's missing from the American Immigrant narrative.

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Elizabeth Gutierrez informed the audience about the incorrect standard that has been put on immigrants, mainly by mentioned how the "Super immigrant" or the idolized and successful immigrants make non-successful immigrants look bad. I believe by pointing this out, she wants people to have more sympathy on immigrants, wanting people to think of them as people, not just as workers.

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one benefit of taking detailed organized notes is that it makes your notes a lot easier to read and you can find certain points faster

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Elizabeth Camarillo Gutierrez: "What’s missing from the American immigrant narrative." I learned that everyone has these different narratives of immigrants. They had fewer privileges than others and didn't feel right in their own skin. also according to Ms. Gutierrez, the immigrants are always questioning their identity. This me feel like my parent go through this as immigrants.

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A benefit of taking detailed organized notes is that you'll remember most of the things you noted down for future purposes.

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America Ferrera: My Identity is a Superpower-not an Obstacle

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America Ferrera: My Identity is a Superpower-not an Obstacle

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I learned that many people have multiple different ways or strategies of getting through a tough situation and that many of them are okay as long as you don't give up or lose hope.

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One benefit of taking organized notes is it makes it easier to look back on if we have a quiz and writing organized notes could help with memorization.

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I take note because it help me remember what I have learned, and it helps develop my writing skill.

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One benefit of taking detailed and organized notes is being able to effectively know what information is really needed for your research and to know where a certain topic is easily.

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Taking notes that are detailed and organized allows people to be able to look back at their work to find quotes and key points.

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One benefit of taking detailed, organized notes is it makes it easier to make notes that you can actually look back to, and understand what the notes mean.

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One benefit of taking detailed organized notes is, organized notes are easier to read, and you can find certain points faster.

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For me taking notes helps me remember and understand information better by making it easier to review and recall key concepts the next day.

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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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Isabel talks about how some people get to their retirement age, and feel sad and bored because they feel like they don't have a porpoise in life. She stays and encourages people to stay passionate, by saying yes to whatever comes her way.

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Johanna Figueira: Simple effective tech to connect communities in crisis

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Johanna Figueira: Simple effective tech to connect communities in crisis

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I learned that Johanna and many other with tech skills in Venezuela, used their skills to create programs to help their people with occurring struggles in the community. One program she and others made was a bot called "Meditweet." Meditweet helped people find medicine that wasn't available to them otherwise. The most important thing I learned is that you and others can come together and solve problems in your community.

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Johanna Figueria: Simple, Effective Tech To Connect Communities In Crisis.

Johanna talks about how she wants to help people in Venezuela. The government controls the social media and outputs. The first hackathon had 300 people from Venezuela to help with political and public health services. Johanna and some other people made "Meditweet" which helps people get medicine for certain medical conditions. Johanna Figueria's mother was sick and the doctors didn't have the medicine for her, and if it wasn't for somebody online who gave her the medication her mom would've died. Johanna makes community and communication an important subject for her plan to work.

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"What Six Years of Captivity Taught Me About Fear and Faith" - Ingrid Betancourt

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"What Six Years of Captivity Taught Me About Fear and Faith" - Ingrid Betancourt

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Ingrid Betancourt talked about her traumatizing experience while she was a senator of Columbia. On February 23rd, 2002, Ingrid was abducted by FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Columbia) soldiers. On the way to the rain forest where Ingrid was going to held, one of the men stepped on a land mine, his leg was blown off. Ingrid said "I felt at that moment that something inside of me was breaking and that I was being infected with his fear." While they held her captive, Ingrid felt depression, distrust, hatred and an urge to kill. Fear can be a powerful thing, but it can also cause us to do terrible things to others. Faith and hope is needed to have strength and power in times of fear.

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Luis H. Zayas: The psychological impact of child separation at the US-Mexico border

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Luis H. Zayas: The psychological impact of child separation at the US-Mexico border

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Luis H. Zayas, a psychologist with years of experience agues that in USA when they separating kids from their parents at the border causes lasting psychological harm to the kids like trauma, depression, anxiety, and PTSD. While USA is doing that other countries are keep kids with parents and provide education, and opportunities for the parents to work.

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America Ferrera: My identity is a superpower - not an obstacle

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America Ferrera: My identity is a superpower - not an obstacle

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One of the most important things that I learned in the video is that, there are a lot of stereotypes about Latinas. America Ferrera's directors and agent were discriminating and looking down on dreams because she was a Latina. Also, because of the bad things that were said about her, she came to the conclusion that her identity and who she was is the reason why the directors didn't cast her. Even thought people think of her this way she doesn't listen to them and she said that her identity is her superpower.

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I learned a new method of notetaking that makes getting thoughts out more effectively, but for me personally I still have to get used to it as it isn't making it as easy at they present it. But I can definitely see it working in the future as I just need to get a bit more used to it.

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Taking detailed organized notes is beneficial because it provides complete sentences that explains the topic well, while being organized that lets myself find what I need to review in case I need it.

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America Ferrera: My identity is a superpower–not an obstacle

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America Ferrera: My identity is a superpower–not an obstacle

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I learned that identity is not an obstacle but it is a superpower that gives us strength, thoughts of effort, and faith that helps us overcome our fears, so that we dear to dream, challenge ourselves more to achieve success. It is the flames of strength that help us dare to face to realize our own values, live as ourselves and we are the only version of ourselves.

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Taking organized notes can help students remember information better and also help with future writing assignment.

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Jorage Ramos: Why journalist have an obligation to challenge power 

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Jorage Ramos: Why journalist have an obligation to challenge power 

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was not allowed to criticize the Mexican President. In 1984, he became a TV reporter in Los Angeles . He used his platform to report and write about the truth. In 2015, he decided to speak out against Trump's comments on immigrants . This made him get kicked out of the briefing room . Today, he inspires others to not keep their opinions silent

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One benefit of taking organized, detailed notes is that it helps you recall information better and can help you add more depth to your future writing.

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Luis H. Zayas: The psychological impact of child separation at the US-Mexico border

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Luis H. Zayas: The psychological impact of child separation at the US-Mexico border

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What I learned from Luis's speech is that many families looking for a better life is treated poorly upon reaching the US-Mexico border. They are separated from each other and are placed in detention centers that negatively impacts the children staying there. They have already experienced trauma throughout their journey to the US, and they are greeted with barely any freedom. These detention centers can cause depression, anxiety, stress etc. This isn't okay and it's important for children to be with their parents and experience the freedom they deserve, like any other US citizen. A better approach to this is providing campus-like buildings where everyone is not separated and can form a community with each other. Along with this, they are given access to buying food, go to work, and children being able to go to school. While this is happening, they can go through a process that makes them an official legal US citizen.

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For me, taking notes organized is a way to keep my brain cleared and relaxed not having to worry where things are, i like using organized notes to find things easily and clearly.

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Elizabeth Camarillo Gutierrez: What’s missing from the American immigrant narrative

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Elizabeth Camarillo Gutierrez: What’s missing from the American immigrant narrative

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Elizabeth talks about the standards that immigrants that had been forced upon and idolized making them out to be the immigrants who made them rich everyday, creating something impossible for many immigrants. I want to believe she brings this up so that the people can be seen more as people of the same, instead of the "super immigrant" but as a regular human.

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One benefit of taking detailed and organized notes is it has all the important information from what we watched or read so we can come back to it of we need to.

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Johanna Figueria: simple, effective tech to connect communities

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Johanna Figueria: simple, effective tech to connect communities

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Johanna talks about how her parents live in Venezuela, there were a lot of power outages and other crisis's that happened and there where very little ways of letting the people know, because there wasn't a lot of ways to help. So, Johanna decided to gather some people and figure out a way to help her parents and the other people that lived in Venezuela. They figured out a way to find out where the power outages were so the people that have power could help the people that didn't have power.

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When you look back on what you've learned it is easier to find specific information if you have an organized note sheet.

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Jorage Ramos: Why journalist have an obligation to challenge power

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Jorage Ramos: Why journalist have an obligation to challenge power

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Jorage Ramos: Why journalist have an obligation to challenge power

He was not allowed to criticize the Mexican President so he moved. In 1984, he became a TV reporter in Los Angeles where he used his platform to report and write about the truth. In 2015, he decided to speak out against Trump's comments on immigrants however this got him kicked out of the briefing room. Because of this he chose to speak out and make his opinions heard.

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One benefit of taking detailed, organized notes is being able to go back and easily look through what you have noted down.

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Taking detailed, organized notes provides a valuable record for review, identifying certain subjects and structuring information, and improves retention and comprehension.

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"What Six Years of Captivity Taught Me About Fear and Faith" - Ingrid Betancourt

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"What Six Years of Captivity Taught Me About Fear and Faith" - Ingrid Betancourt

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Ingrid Betancourt talked about in her ted talk about her traumatizing things that happened while she was a senator in Columbia. On February 23rd, 2002, Ingrid had gotten abducted by FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Columbia) soldiers. On the way to the rain forest where Ingrid was planning on being held, one of the men bringing her there had stepped on a land mine, and his leg was blown off. Ingrid talked about how "I felt at that moment that something inside of me was breaking and that I was being infected with his fear." While they held her captive, Ingrid felt depression, distrust, hatred and an urge to kill. Fear can be a powerful thing, but it can also cause us to do terrible things to others. Faith and hope is needed to have strength and power in times of fear.