Cornell Notes: 1. Divide the page in 3 sections and use this ruler to draw the lines as shown.2. Write Course Name, date and topic at the top of each page.3. The large box to the right is for your notes.4. Review the notes as soon after class as possible. Write key points in the left column. Write a summary at the bottom of the page. 5. To study your notes: reread the entire page and focus on the key ideas on the left and summary at the bottom.

Cornell Notes: 1. Divide the page in 3 sections and use this ruler to draw the lines as shown.2. Write Course Name, date and topic at the top of each page.3. The large box to the right is for your notes.4. Review the notes as soon after class as possible. Write key points in the left column. Write a summary at the bottom of the page. 5. To study your notes: reread the entire page and focus on the key ideas on the left and summary at the bottom.

Cornell Notes: 1. Divide the page in 3 sections and use this ruler to draw the lines as shown.2. Write Course Name, date and topic at the top of each page.3. The large box to the right is for your notes.4. Review the notes as soon after class as possible. Write key points in the left column. Write a summary at the bottom of the page. 5. To study your notes: reread the entire page and focus on the key ideas on the left and summary at the bottom.

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Cornell Notes BookmarkStudents can use this bookmark to help them make the left-column of their Cornell Notes.Leave one side blank for students to add in important facts and formulas. Copy on card stock for best results.