Teach students to associate memories as they are note-taking. They can be more effective in recalling the information they took notes on and have better recall when studying. Here’s a tip for upper grade levels like fifth grade to use when learning to take notes and to improve note-taking skills. Let’s find out how color and illustrations can go a long way for any subject area like science, social studies, etc.
Note-taking Tips
When you encourage students to take notes, teach them how or are using interactive notebooks – teach them how to build strong memories to the information they are taking notes on. By introducing the use of color you can help students learn to associate memories and feeling with terms, vocabulary and more. Plus, encouraging students to use illustrations to deepen their notes is a sure-fire way to strengthen what they will recall about the content of their notes…
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