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Cornell Notes
Hale Charter Academy
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Cornell Notes (STARS)
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Why learn how to take notes?
• Note taking helps you remember what is said in class.
• A good set of notes can help you work on assignments and prepare for tests outside of the classroom.
• Good notes allow you to help each other problem solve.
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About Cornell Notes . . .
• Developed in 1949 at Cornell University by Walter Pauk.
• Meant to be easily used as a test study guide.
• Adopted by most major law schools as the preferred note taking method.
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STARS
Set up your paper Take the notes Apply your own thinking Reflect and summarize Study your notes!
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STARS:Set up your paper
Draw a vertical line from top to bottom that is a few inches from the left margin. Draw two horizontal lines just below the top.Leaving about a third of the page from the bottom, draw a horizontal line.
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STARS:Set up your paper
Write the topic of the lecture or readingWrite your name, date and period number at the top of right of the page
Topic: Chapter 2 Lesson 1
Last, First NamePeriodDate
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STARS:Take the notes
While you read the text, the teacher lectures, or you watch the film…
Write on the right 2/3 of the page
Abbreviate, paraphrase and use symbols
Skip lines between ideas
Notes
NameDatePeriod
Topic: Chapter 2 Lesson 1
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STARS:Apply your thinking
Identify the main ideas in the left margin
Write questions in the margin or vocabulary.
Highlight, star, or underline particularly important information
NamePeriodDate
Notes
NamePeriodDate
Topic: Chapter 2 Lesson 1
• Italy ( 700-900BC)• 3 Groups: Latins, Greeks,
Etruscans.
• The Latins built Rome along the Tiber River.
• Appenines Mountains protected Rome from harsh weather.
• Tiber River helped with trade.
• 8th century. • Last king, Tarquin the Proud.
• 510 BC Romans drove out Tarquin.
• A form of government where power rests with citizens who vote to select their leaders.
Main Ideas/Questions
The Origins of Rome
How did Rome begin?
Geography of Rome
A Kingdom Emerges
What ended the kingdom?
Republic:
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STARS:Reflect
Summarize what is important.
Explain why it is important.
Assess your learning – are there things you need to clarify?
-Ask Questions
NamePeriodDate
Notes
NamePeriodDate
Topic: Chapter 2 Lesson 1
• Italy ( 700-900BC)• 3 Groups: Latins, Greeks,
Etruscans.
• The Latins built Rome along the Tiber River.
• Appenines Mountains protected Rome from harsh weather.
• Tiber River helped with trade.
• 8th century. • Last king, Tarquin the Proud.
• 510 BC Romans drove out Tarquin.
• A form of government where power rests with citizens who vote to select their leaders.
Main Ideas/Questions
The Origins of Rome
How did Rome begin?
Geography of Rome
A Kingdom Emerges
What ended the kingdom?
Republic:
Summary: Romans established an early form of a republic, in which average citizens had a strong voice in government.