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One cannot live without life, and the content of life cannot make it meaningless. Do one thing, say a word, no matter how big or small the thing is, you have to plan yourself first. First ask yourself whether it makes sense to do this and say this sentence? If you can do this, it is the beginning of the foundation for struggle.
Every note-taking method is not suitable for everyone, and everyone will combine several note-taking methods according to different needs and use them in different situations. Let me share with you the very useful note-taking method I have used. I hope it can also help you improve efficiency and improve your life.
It is recommended that you try Cornell's notes in classes or meetings with high content density. I generally don't buy professional Cornell notebooks, because an ordinary notebook can be transformed into a suitable one.
I divided a page into three parts. About a quarter of the left side is the clues column, which records some key words related to the course content, so that it can be easily referenced when reviewing later.
About one-fifth of the space below is the summary column, or summary, I will record the most essential part of the whole lesson in this part. I will also write down the date of the record and the date of each review in this part to supervise myself.
The largest space on the upper right is the main body. Generally, this part of me is not so exquisitely written. I often scribble at will and record some instant thoughts, but the sentences are as concise and clear as possible and can be understood at a glance. Or while listening, I have to memorize some questions that I need to ask the speaker for a while, and if I have an answer, I just write it aside.
Horizontal note-taking is the first method of note-taking introduced in "McKinsey's Note-Thinking Method". Mainly aimed at the major misunderstandings that tend to occur when taking notes: thinking is messy, problems cannot be considered in depth, and notes are tidy but empty.
The horizontal line note method divides a piece of paper into two horizontal lines, divided into three parts, and distinguished according to the three meanings of "Where", "Why" and "How". I often use horizontal line notes to deepen my thinking and sort out the loop of a complicated problem.
Feynman is a physicist who has won the Nobel Prize. He has been passionate about teaching difficult and difficult physics knowledge to others in a bright and simple way. To put it simply, Feynman's technique is to break the big pieces of knowledge into small pieces that are easy to understand, and then break them one by one.
First: Choose a concept you want to understand next, try to use only one word or a short sentence description, and write this concept on the very edge of a piece of white paper.
Second: Imagine a scenario where you are teaching this knowledge to a student who has no foundation.
Third: imagine what questions this student will ask you? Which of them you can’t answer? Record these questions, review the information and give answers.
