5 R's of Note-Taking using the Cornell Method

How to: The 5 R's of Note-taking from the Cornell Method - watch this video for a quick tutorial. BLACKNEST is a design company specializing in creating whiteboard animated videos for education, charities and business of all sizes.Let us help you tell your story. The 5R's of Note-Taking Using the Cornell Method How 1. Record - meaningful facts/ideas 2. Reduce - summarize = Questions?/cues 3. Recite - in your own words, state facts/ideas 4. Reflect - helps commit ideas to long term memory 5. Review - 5 - 20 minutes after class saves you study time later. Final Tips: Distributed Practise - study in many shorter sessions over time. Practise Testing - recalling information strengthens knowledge and helps in future retrieval. Testing provides feedback on where you'll need to improve Remember: your notes are an important tool for leaning, studying and retaining course content. The 5 R's of Note-Taking Record, Reduce. Recite, Reflect, Review