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3 in 1 - Taking Notes Worksheets
*** #1 Best Selling Product for Raki's Rad Resources from August 11, 2012 - April 25, 2017 ***Are your students: watching a movie? listening to a guest speaker? going on a field trip? reading an article? Use one of these note sheets to help your students remember the big ideas of what they learn, or to see if your students understood what you wanted them to, or to take an easy grade on those experiential learning activities. This file includes 3 different sheets to use for note-taking. Eac
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Cornell Notes Templates (AVID)
Cornell Notes are an excellent way for students to take notes and create their own study guides.
I created this version of Cornell Notes for two reasons- I found that my students needed larger lines to write in and I felt that students might also benefit from an unlined template.
This download contains these two versions- the lined version uses grey lines (a lot easier on the eyes!) as well as a blank version.
Using Cornell Notes or not, students will all take notes in their own unique way, a
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Introduction to Sketchnotes
This lesson introduces what sketchnotes are and how to create them to students. This lesson is designed for self-paced learning, which means students can learn on their own watching the lessons on a device. After every video is a 'challenge' or assignment related to the video is given. This lesson can also be given to a class in a group setting. Teachers can project the Google Slide presentation to their class, play each video and give the challenge after. The class can work as a team if that
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Graphic Organizers for Taking Notes - 9 Worksheets
Are your students: watching a movie? listening to a guest speaker? going on a field trip? reading an article? Use one of these note sheets to help your students remember what they learn, or to see if your students understood what you wanted them to, or to take an easy grade on those experiential learning activities. This file includes 9 different graphic organizers to use for note-taking and assessing knowledge of experiential learning.Are you using Google Classroom? These note taking shee
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Cornell Notebook: Printable Note-Taking Skills Resource
Say goodbye to guided notes and hello to student accountability. This printable notebook includes 100 pages, front and back, based on the Cornell Notes method. Each page of the notebook includes room for a topic, class name, and date, as well as notes, "cues" (main ideas/questions) and a summary. Embedded in each page are directions for using each section of the page. Students will have organized notes in no time and will take on more accountability for studying. Print just one page or print th
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Teaching Notetaking Skills - Based on the Cornell Method
This PPP is designed to teach high school students a style of note taking that they can start using immediately in your class while building a skill that they can use in college. This method is based on the "Cornell" style of note and the power point presentation is set up so that they can practice the style of notes as you move through the presentation. I use this presentation the first week of school every year!
***Check out my "Stuff for a Buck" page and you will find a one page example to
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Consider the Lobster David Foster Wallace: Guided Annotation and Discussion
OverviewAnnotation is key to academia. Let your students practice thematic, guided annotations on an incredibly poignant (given the content) essay by David Foster Wallace. These annotations will guide them toward a discussion in class, which will allow them to add to their original highlights. These discussions should end with a displayed answer from the entire class to the question: How did Consider the Lobster affect me? IncludedPDF of Consider the LobsterAnnotation Guide, Directions for Discu
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
A Dictionary of Symbols
At every stage of civilization, people have relied on symbolic expression, and advances in science and technology have only increased our dependence on symbols. An essential part of the ancient arts of the Orient and Western medieval traditions, symbolism underwent a twentieth-century revival with the study of the unconscious. Indeed, symbolic language is considered a science, and this informative volume offers an indispensable tool in the study of symbology. Its alphabetical entries--dra
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Phase 2 AVID Focused Notes Collaboration Strategies
This is a Google Slides that teachers can use during phase 2 of the AVID note taking process. Phase 2 involves the students re-reading and revisiting their completed phase 1 notes and amending them with questions, new information, and expanding on their learning. These strategies focus on them doing just that, but in a collaborative way. Let's face it, kids don't like to take notes and getting them to look back on their notes and truly reflect on them can be a challenge. I came up with six strat
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
3 in 1 - Taking Notes Sheets Printable and Google Classroom - Distance Learning
Are your students: watching a movie? listening to a guest speaker? going on a field trip? reading an article? Use one of these note taking sheets to help your students remember the big ideas of what they learn, or to see if your students understood what you wanted them to, or to take an easy grade on those experiential learning activities. This bundle includes a Google Drive folder with 3 different sheets in Google Slides that can be used for note-taking AND a paper/pencil printable version of e
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Graphic Organizer Sheets - Printable and Google Classroom - Distance Learning
Are your students: watching a movie? listening to a guest speaker? going on a field trip? reading an article? Use one of these note taking sheets to help your students remember the big ideas of what they learn, or to see if your students understood what you wanted them to, or to take an easy grade on those experiential learning activities. This bundle includes a Google Drive folder with 9 different sheets in Google Slides that can be used for note-taking AND a paper/pencil printable version of e
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Note Template in AVID Style, Cornell Style (2 Column) w/ Graph Background
In my classroom, we take notes daily or weekly. We are working on our students being able to take, use, and revise notes. This is from the AVID Framework. In this resource, you will get the Notes in a plain, AVID, or Cornell heading. Some teachers like having a graph paper background for pictures, diagrams, coordinate planes, and writing. In the resource, sections include name, class/period, date, topic/lesson, essential question, questions, and notes. This can be used in ANY subject area and ca
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Non-Fiction Reading Comprehension Guides & Self-Check
Whether within English class or specific subjects such as Social Studies and Science, many of my middle and high school students with language-based learning disorders demonstrate difficulty reading and learning from non-fiction texts. Although they are able to decode the text, they demonstrate difficulty comprehending what they have read and recalling specific information and vocabulary from the text. Additionally, oftentimes non-fiction text has specific structures not found in fiction text,
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Reading Rescue Squad: Therapeutic Guides for Better Reading Comprehension
Cornell Notes: How to do
File updated 1/1/2023 These are the directions for how to teach students about writing Cornell Notes. I love the idea of differentiating notes because it enables students to find the style that works best for them, and it created diversity in your lesson plans that will keep the students engaged. This powerpoint is extremely visual with a lot of detailed instructions and examples.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Watch 34 interviews Ace Cookie Tutoring CEO & Founder Jessyka Coulter did with education experts for her How to Graduate with Honors, Even if You Don't Think You Can, MasterclassEach interview is between 25 and 45 minutes in length and covers a variety of topics all intended to provide students the tools they need to ace classes, develop better study habits, and comprehend material more easilySample topics: growth mindset, motivation, focus, time management, paying for college, alternatives
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Note Template in AVID Style, Cornell Style (2 Column) w/ Dotted Background
In my classroom, we take notes daily or weekly. We are working on our students being able to take, use, and revise notes. This is from the AVID Framework. In this resource, you will get the Notes in a plain, AVID, or Cornell heading. Some teachers like having a dotted background for pictures, diagrams, and writing. In the resource, sections include name, class/period, date, topic/lesson, essential question, questions, and notes. This can be used in ANY subject area and can be used for profession
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Notes Template in Plain, AVID Style, Cornell Style (2 Column) with No Background
In my classroom, we take notes daily or weekly. We are working on our students being able to take, use, and revise notes. This is from the AVID Framework. In this resource, you will get the Notes in a plain, AVID, or Cornell heading. There is a plain background. In the resource, sections include name, class/period, date, topic/lesson, essential question, questions, and notes. This can be used in ANY subject area and can be used for professional development for teachers. Look at other resources f
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Notes of a Native Son by Baldwin: Guided Annotation and Discussion Preparation
OverviewAnnotation is key to academia. Let your students practice thematic, guided annotations on an historic essay from James Baldwin. These annotations will guide them toward a discussion in class, which will allow them to add to their original highlights. These discussions should end with a displayed answer from the entire class to the question: How did James Baldwin’s Notes of a Native Son affect me? IncludedPDF of Notes of a Native SonAnnotation Guide, Directions for Discussion
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Lined Notes Template with AVID Style Option, Cornell Style (2 Column) Option
In my classroom, we take notes daily or weekly. We are working on our students being able to take, use, and revise notes. This is from the AVID Framework. In this resource, you will get the Notes in a plain, AVID, or Cornell heading. There is a lined background for the ease of student note taking. In the resource, sections include name, class/period, date, topic/lesson, essential question, questions, and notes. This can be used in ANY subject area and can be used for professional development fo
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Graphic Organizers for Taking Notes - for Google Classroom - Distance Learning
Are your students: watching a movie? listening to a guest speaker? going on a field trip? reading an article? Use one of these note sheets to help your students remember what they learn, or to see if your students understood what you wanted them to, or to take an easy grade on those experiential learning activities. his Google Drive folder includes 9 different sheets in Google Slides that can be used for note-taking and for assessing knowledge of experiential learning.These Graphic Organizers ar
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Graphic Organizers: When and How to use Visuals
The Graphic Organizer Guide is a collection of various graphic organizers and how to use them as another modality of learning. When a graphic organizer is present and a teacher shows and explains, it impacts the learning process.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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How to email a teacher!
Communicating with teachers, both over email and in-person, is an important academichabit for middle school and beyond. Use these handouts to learn and practice sendingthoughtful emails to a teacher asking for homework clarification and extra help. These handouts include examples of GOOD emails, BAD emails, and an email checklists for students to keep in their planners or hang above their desk area at home.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
Scaffolded Cornell notes Introducing Volume
Introducing Geometry concepts using the Cloze Cornell Note-taking strategy. This resource focuses on teaching what is volume, includes visualized examples and resources that help students from early elementary, middle, and High School age to learn the concept of finding volume of rectangular prisms and how it applies to real world. This note-taking method allows students to review parts of the notes provided and write their own understanding. Students have the opportunity to review visuals, ke
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Lesson 7 - Study Skills - 8 Kinds of Smart
This is the 7th lesson in my study skills unit --8 Kinds of Smart. This lesson is in PPT format and has lesson notes at the bottom of each slide. Direct Instruction of study skills teaches students to take charge of their learning and gives them the strategies to use to succeed academically.
Students must habituate good study skills. To do this, they need consistent skills support at school and at home. Use this lesson, and the others on my TPT page, to build your own study skills program
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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