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Title: | Enhancing Students’ Note-Taking Skills and Strategies for Effective Lecture Retrieval |
Authors: | Akintunde, Oluyomi O |
Issue Date: | 2015 |
Publisher: | The Educational Psychologist |
Series/Report no.: | Vol. 9;No. 1; Pp 139-147 |
Abstract: | This paper focused on enhancing students’ note-taking skills and strategiesfor
effective lecture retrieval. Students need to retain and retrieve information from memory
by using effective skills and strategies in taking notes. Effective note-taking strategies to
be used by tertiary level students include Outline or Paraphrased, Cornell or 2-coltmm
and Mapping methods. Enhancing note-taking skills of students requires taking
aggressive posture in preparing to take notes; getting writing materials ready before-
hand and engaging in specific note-taking actions like active listening, recording main
ideas of a lecture, using abbreviations, writing legibly and clearly among otlter things.
Some of the recommendations made were organizing training seminars/workshops for
teachers and students on quality note-taking and students’ determination to use effective
note-taking strategies that will enhance their academic performance. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/2593 |
Appears in Collections: | Educational Foundation
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