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The Best Way to Take Class Notes
Teachers often ask me: “how should my students take notes?” That question typically springs from…
Research on Note-Taking: A Teachable Skill
Over at the Cult of Pedagogy, Jennifer Gonzalez has a FANTASTIC post summarizing lots of…