What makes a good set of notes? by Glendon OVERMUGGED

2025-05-21 04:37:30 UTC

covers all the LOs detailed-ly and includes examples or methods (eg analogies) to make tough concepts easier to digest and understand

2025-05-21 04:37:47 UTC

Desvin

-Covers all concepts

-worked examples

-checkpoint questions similar to worked examples

-not too wordy, straight to the point

ziyun206 — 2025-05-21 04:38:25 UTC

What goes into a good set of notes:

Range of difficulty levels that encompasses scaffolding
Worked examples
Visual diagrams as much as possible
Summaries at the end of the notes
Covers all the learning objectives of the chapter

2025-05-21 04:38:56 UTC

Well-spaced out format that is easy-to-read
Example question with annotated notes, followed by a similar question for me to follow along
Less words but concise

2025-05-21 04:39:13 UTC

Qian Wei - Good set of notes should entails an outline of required LOs that is in accordance to what is required in O levels syllabus/ AOs. Then in the notes, each LO has notes and explanation governing it, which effectively gives a good summary, long enough for students to refer to when revising, and short enough to not bore them. Then questions are appropriately inserted to guide the formation/ reinforcement of understanding.

Plus lots of love and care. The thought process on the skillsets from earlier topics for example will guide into how notes on related topics can be.