Active Listening and Effective Notetaking

Jun 25, 2012

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Murphy's Laws. Nothing is as easy as it looks.Everything takes longer than you think.If anything can go wrong, it will.. Hurney's Law. Half of the final exam questions will come from the notes you missed in lectures.. Baxter's Corollary. The other half will come from the notes you cannot decipher.

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Active Listening and Effective Notetaking

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1. Active Listening and Effective Notetaking Make the most of your class time Welcome to the Student Support Services On-Line Workshop in Listening and Notetaking. Welcome to the Student Support Services On-Line Workshop in Listening and Notetaking.

2. Murphy�s Laws Nothing is as easy as it looks. Everything takes longer than you think. If anything can go wrong, it will. Have you ever heard--or experienced--Murphy�s Laws? Have you ever heard--or experienced--Murphy�s Laws?

3. Hurney�s Law Half of the final exam questions will come from the notes you missed in lectures.

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