NOTE TAKING: COMBINING THE SKILLS

Listen to Part Two of the lecture and take notes on your own paper.

Revise and reorganize your notes if necessary.

Exchange your notes with a partner. Use the checklist below to evaluate your partner’s notes. Check (✓) the skills that your partner used.

Note-taking Skills

і_ ! Identifying main ideas and supporting details

HU Recording numerical information HU Using symbols and abbreviations HU Using telegraphic language

HU Organizing notes clearly in columns, a map, or an outline HU Using the lecturers handouts HU Identifying anything that was not clear HU Writing questions and comments

S Work with your partner and review each other’s note-taking skills.

Discuss your questions and comments with your partner. Clarify anything you still do not understand by asking other classmates.

AFTER THE LECTURE

SUMMARIZING WHAT YOU HAVE HEARD

1 Look at the first part of a summary of the lecture. Use your notes to finish writing the summary.

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2 і Compare your summary with a partner. Remember that your summaries will not be exactly the same.