Jun
07
2009

Note Taking Skills; Use a Key

napoleon-imperial-guardDon’t waste time rewriting the same long names and words in your notes. Create a key with your abbreviations for the particular set of notes your taking. I usually put this key on the first page of notes in the upper right. I might start off with several key terms that I know will crop up, but I usually add others as the class progresses.

Example:

N – Napoleon

W – Wellington

Br – British

Fr – French

Wl – Waterloo

Now, instead of having to quickly write, “Wellington and British achvd great victory over Napoleon and French at Waterloo,” you could write “W and Br achvd great victory over N and Fr at Wl.”

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