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The 7 principles of note-taking

The 7 principles of note-taking

    I’ve been a student and learner my whole life. From high school through college and my career, I’ve sat through countless lectures, meetings and training sessions. The one skill that has helped me retain and understand information better than anything else is my note-taking. But not all note-taking is created equal. Through trial and error… Read More »The 7 principles of note-taking

    Note-taking - Digital vs Pen and Paper

    Pen to Paper or Keys to Pixels?

      The Debate Over Handwritten vs. Digital Note-taking In a world increasingly dominated by digital devices, the age-old question remains: should we take notes by hand or do them on our phones and computers? Both methods have their fervent supporters, each touting their unique advantages. The Power of Pen and Paper Enhanced Memory and UnderstandingStudies have… Read More »Pen to Paper or Keys to Pixels?

      Woman writing in her journal

      8 Facts about Handwriting vs Typing

        The debate between handwriting and typing has become increasingly relevant. As technology continues to advance, more and more people are relying on keyboards and touchscreens to communicate and record information. However, the question remains: is handwriting still a valuable skill, or is it becoming obsolete? Whether you’re a student looking to optimize your study habits,… Read More »8 Facts about Handwriting vs Typing

        Student taking notes

        Note-Taking and Learning: Strategies to Enhance Retention and Comprehension

          Introduction Note-taking is a skill that everyone knows but does differently. As learners, we trust its value, and science keeps revealing why it is so crucial. This article explores the secrets of note-taking and the various factors involved. With expert advice and a look at common questions, we guide you through the complex world of… Read More »Note-Taking and Learning: Strategies to Enhance Retention and Comprehension