Love how u explained it. One of the most effective uses for this technique is that when revising, you can cover the notes and examples to leave only the key points, call them from memory and internalize what you have taken. Very useful for exams.
I used the Cornell method when I was in college years ago and strongly recommend it. I did not place summaries at the bottom of each page of notes but that would have been helpful as well. The use of white space (skipping lines between topical notes) is important as it helps in the retention process. A page jammed with notes isn't good in the long run. What you save in paper you lose in retaining information.
My entire school attended a 1/2 day seminar on Cornell notes... I didn't "Grok". Your 5:26 video nailed it. I am grateful. IF you're ever in the Daytona Beach area, I owe you a beer!
Thanks very much for this! I'm a tutor at a university in London, UK and I found it really helpful. I showed it to all my classes and ordered them to do all notes like this from now on! I also like how clear it is and easy to follow. The different boards illustrating what you talk about add a nice visual dimension too.
From chaos to order. Taking an accelerated virtual class and getting overwhelmed. This was very structured and something I plan to apply. The demo was VERY helpful. Thanks So MUCH!
Thank you for this. I have been a terrible student for years and can see my teenage son following in my footsteps. I firmly believe this video will be helpful for him. Your students are very lucky.
This is the kind of teacher we need at schools. I was forgot how to do Cornell notes a long time ago and this video helped me a bunch! Now I can 'A' my way through!
I find it useful, during the review phase, to cover the right column and try to recall details about the sub-topics in the left column. It works a bit like flash cards. If you are stuck on anything in the left column, just uncover the right column to review.
I have to see the video twice because at the first view, your facial expression caught my attention. Simple, expressive and effective. I really liked that. In second view, I focused on what you were trying to explain. Thanks for the guidance.
I like this video more than the others because you gave an actual example of what the Cornell note would look like. Other videos just explain it but don't provide a visual with examples of what the final product should look like.
I am not into biology but after this video and understanding the Cornell strategy as you so wonderfully explained it, i will gladly take the course and use this technique to pass :)... Thank you very Jennifer DesRochers
I like how you use the left column. Many people describing Cornell Notes want to use the left column for major headings. Your approach of pulling main ideas out of the notes afterwards is more helpful, IMO. Thanks for sharing!
Useful information *never gets old or dull* as I have learned in the course of my life that repetition, repetition, and more repetition is the best teacher of 'em all...
Thank you so much for this, my teachers have always told me to use Cornell but never explained it as well as you did. I'm heading into school in two weeks so I wanted to see some ways I could make my note taking more efficient and this video had helped a lot.
Cornell notes were "invented" (I guess you could say) by Walter Pauk, a professor from Cornell University, in the 1950's. It's not like some random professor just decided to claim it as theirs, it was Pauk's idea and he chose to name the method "Cornell" after his university.
Now this is a woman I wouldn't mind teaching me for hours on end in a classroom. I think we'd all learn very quickly from her, she seems to have a very big heart and a lot of love to give for what she believes in will help the world learn better. Yes anyone would pay attention to anything she has to say. She seems to have a way about her that makes it so no one gets distracted when she instructs upon those wanting to learn from her ways. So along with the obvious about the only thing that would make this better is maybe attending spring break with her. I think for the better meant of the greater good and the society this video is as informative as it is great.
This is a good explanation of the method. What the video could use, however, is a few on-screen examples of notes taken in actual lectures using the method. High-quality examples anchor a new process or construct in the mind of a student better than explanations. Thank you.
Thank you very much for this tutorial. I was not taught about this in high school and now that I am in college, I am seeing where my notes are lacking. I came across this idea online, but you make it very easy to understand.
Cornell Notes is now available on the iPad - (look on the iTunes App Store for "Cornell Notes") If you were looking for a reason why you should have an iPad for school, well this is it. Hundreds of thousands of ’A’ students can attest to the success of using this note taking methodology.
Cornell notes: Used everywhere except at Cornell.
Is this true?
My english is weak. But your accent and pronunciation are so clear that I easily understood almost everything that you are talking about. Wow.
Love how u explained it. One of the most effective uses for this technique is that when revising, you can cover the notes and examples to leave only the key points, call them from memory and internalize what you have taken. Very useful for exams.
I used the Cornell method when I was in college years ago and strongly recommend it. I did not place summaries at the bottom of each page of notes but that would have been helpful as well. The use of white space (skipping lines between topical notes) is important as it helps in the retention process. A page jammed with notes isn't good in the long run. What you save in paper you lose in retaining information.
My entire school attended a 1/2 day seminar on Cornell notes... I didn't "Grok".
Your 5:26 video nailed it. I am grateful. IF you're ever in the Daytona Beach area, I owe you a beer!
Thanking you a ton for this comment :)
Smooth
I wish these things were teached in school.
We only find out better learning methods after graduating...
brutal
SoulGuitarMetal taught*
SoulGuitarMetal taught, lol
they are in my school atleast
my teacher didnt even try teaching it she expects us to take notes and learn the things we are doing the next day at home
Thanks very much for this! I'm a tutor at a university in London, UK and I found it really helpful. I showed it to all my classes and ordered them to do all notes like this from now on!
I also like how clear it is and easy to follow. The different boards illustrating what you talk about add a nice visual dimension too.
Perfect explanation! I'm going to use this video with my own students instead of reinventing the wheel and making my own!
dear fellow pupils, good luck. best of luck on any exams, tests, quizzes, and projects you are assigned🤙🏼
Jennifer, this is wonderful. Your passion, skill and care shine through! thank you
From chaos to order. Taking an accelerated virtual class and getting overwhelmed. This was very structured and something I plan to apply. The demo was VERY helpful. Thanks So MUCH!
Thank you for this. I have been a terrible student for years and can see my teenage son following in my footsteps. I firmly believe this video will be helpful for him. Your students are very lucky.
This is the kind of teacher we need at schools. I was forgot how to do Cornell notes a long time ago and this video helped me a bunch! Now I can 'A' my way through!
Great video. Very helpful, as I'm embarking on an undergrad course after 40 years of no formal study. I think this will help me tremendously. :-)
Goodluck to you in your studies :)
I find it useful, during the review phase, to cover the right column and try to recall details about the sub-topics in the left column. It works a bit like flash cards. If you are stuck on anything in the left column, just uncover the right column to review.
I have to see the video twice because at the first view, your facial expression caught my attention. Simple, expressive and effective. I really liked that. In second view, I focused on what you were trying to explain. Thanks for the guidance.
Cornell notes on a cornell notes vid, okkkk
Taking Cornell notes on this comment
The comment section seems like a Cornell notes
I like this video more than the others because you gave an actual example of what the Cornell note would look like. Other videos just explain it but don't provide a visual with examples of what the final product should look like.
Thanks for your demonstration on how to take Cornell Notes!
I can't wait to try it NOW!!
1 Million views later and our teachers are still recommending. very informative, much goodness
My teacher sent me here
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Awesome guide on Cornell notes! A slightly different left section - main ideas, important people or dates - that really helps! Thank you so much!
I am not into biology but after this video and understanding the Cornell strategy as you so wonderfully explained it, i will gladly take the course and use this technique to pass :)... Thank you very Jennifer DesRochers
I’m in my 2nd year of university and this is really helpful. I can’t wait to implement this 🙂
This is extremely helpful, i can certainly tell that you are a great teacher. thank you!
I like how you use the left column. Many people describing Cornell Notes want to use the left column for major headings. Your approach of pulling main ideas out of the notes afterwards is more helpful, IMO. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! I have to write 5 pages of Cornell notes for my summer reading, and I had no clue what they were.
Useful information *never gets old or dull* as I have learned in the course of my life that repetition, repetition, and more repetition is the best teacher of 'em all...
Thank you for making this video! This is really going to help me in AP U.S. History!
Thank you so much for this, my teachers have always told me to use Cornell but never explained it as well as you did. I'm heading into school in two weeks so I wanted to see some ways I could make my note taking more efficient and this video had helped a lot.
Nice job! Clear, succinct, and professional. Very helpful.
Excellent video instruction; wish I had known this sooner. Thank you.
Thanks Jennifer. Never too late to learn practical gems like this. :)
This was well done and makes much more sense than the written directions, especially since I learn in many different ways.
Thanks for the info!!
This what I call life made easy. Thank you for the video, its very useful.
Thanks for posting this. It has been immeasurably helpful.
Thank you ! I use cornell notes . They have helped me with studying , I like the way you use visual aids to explain it.
This video really helped me thanks
Legend. Will use this at work today.
I'm casually watching videos like these because middle school is gonna start for me. This video is very helpful. Thank you Mrs. D
short and to the point just what i like... thanks heaps for posting, it really helped me
Thanks for posting this! This is a very clear explanation, with great examples and visuals.
Thanks for posting. I've never had this method explained before.
I shall be practicing it.
I'm going to teach this to my students. An important and underutilized skill.
Thanks Jennifer! This helped a lot with my work!
Thank you Mrs. D, all the way from Cairo, Egypt.
Thanks so much. I have to take notes on an entire chapter of a college book and the Cornell notes should help a lot.
Cornell notes were "invented" (I guess you could say) by Walter Pauk, a professor from Cornell University, in the 1950's. It's not like some random professor just decided to claim it as theirs, it was Pauk's idea and he chose to name the method "Cornell" after his university.
Fabulous! Thanks for taking the time to put this together and for sharing!
I was just writing down everything my professor said lol. I will now be taking cornell notes from now on.
Now this is a woman I wouldn't mind teaching me for hours on end in a classroom. I think we'd all learn very quickly from her, she seems to have a very big heart and a lot of love to give for what she believes in will help the world learn better. Yes anyone would pay attention to anything she has to say. She seems to have a way about her that makes it so no one gets distracted when she instructs upon those wanting to learn from her ways. So along with the obvious about the only thing that would make this better is maybe attending spring break with her. I think for the better meant of the greater good and the society this video is as informative as it is great.
I watched this twice and this helped to me. thanks akka
Thanks because my English teacher wouldn't take my notes until they are Cornell notes so now I have to redo everything.
Wish my teachers taught us this! Thanks a million!
well im a bit late but thank you very much
and have a great day :)
This video was so helpful.Thankyou very much.
Thanks, very helpful. Flowed well.
Thanks so much. I tested into Ap Bio freshman year and I think this will really help!
Superb use of whiteboards, very well explained, nice use of colour and very good video quality, well done
I have to use this for homework. I still don't get what I'm doing but this helped lots. Thanks!
This is a good explanation of the method. What the video could use, however, is a few on-screen examples of notes taken in actual lectures using the method. High-quality examples anchor a new process or construct in the mind of a student better than explanations. Thank you.
Thank you for breaking it down. This helped me.
I've watched a lot of these videos, and I liked yours the best. Thanks for doing this video!!!
best video on cornell notes ive seen :) thank you
thank u very good method of active learning and fruitful subject for recalling
i will show this to my students
Great presentation. Clear and useful
Little did I know when I complained about this in high school that I would actually end up going there...
This was great! Thanks so much for taking the time to explain this!
woh! thanks for this video. I was totally lost in class, now I made it.
The instructor is awesome.
WOW!!!!!! Thanks a lot for making this video.
Thank you very much for this tutorial. I was not taught about this in high school and now that I am in college, I am seeing where my notes are lacking. I came across this idea online, but you make it very easy to understand.
Very clear video... Very helpful... To be shared with as much students as possible
Hi Jennifer in our class we have 2 pieces of paper on the left is for drawing the right is for Cornell notes
Great! Now i'm taking notes on how to make notes.
This is great, thanks for taking the time to make this.
thanx so much this really helped me out alot and now i get better grades than bfore
Helped me a lot with my bio studies , thanks
thank you very much , I liked your way of explanation
Brilliant and perfect explaination !
Thank you. Its really good how you explained it.
Thank you very much, this was extremely useful.
Useful video. Thanks Jennifer.
Thanks, your explanation is really clear
Thank you Ms. Jennifer. very helpful video
Thanks for posting! I teach 6th grade and this is the perfect video to introduce them to cornell notes.
I do Cornell notes at school in science and social studies. Cornell notes really help.
Cornell Notes is now available on the iPad - (look on the iTunes App Store for "Cornell Notes") If you were looking for a reason why you should have an iPad for school, well this is it. Hundreds of thousands of ’A’ students can attest to the success of using this note taking methodology.
Thanks for the video. Now I know how to do it
Thanks mam
Really simple and easy process, thanks
So so glad you posted this! I’ve always struggled with taking notes and this method seems brilliant! Thank you :)
Thank you great video.
this has helped me through the year thank you
Thanks I wish they could teach this in school maybe this year that is coming up I will be better on tests
Thx for posting this wish me luck on my 8 th grade year using Cornell notes.
Excellent. Thank you so much.
thanks very clear and logic
this is so helpful! how did 308 people DISLIKE this?