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CITW for Tuesday PLC: Note Taking

CITW for Tuesday PLC: Note Taking. Laurie Bonja Shannon Marasco Sonal Patel Christina Spiezio. Today’s Agenda. Debrief Turn-key staff Reflection Report out Closure. Personal Reflections. What is the purpose of note taking in my classroom? What is my personal style for note taking?

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CITW for Tuesday PLC: Note Taking

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  1. CITW for Tuesday PLC:Note Taking Laurie Bonja Shannon Marasco Sonal Patel Christina Spiezio

  2. Today’s Agenda • Debrief • Turn-key staff • Reflection • Report out • Closure

  3. Personal Reflections • What is the purpose of note taking in my classroom? • What is my personal style for note taking? • What do I do in the classroom to help students take notes?

  4. Why Take Notes? If you do not write anything down, • 42% of the information will be forgotten after 20 minutes • 56% after 1 hour • 66% after 1 day • 75% after 1 week • 80% after 1 month

  5. They write down everything They write down next to nothing They give complete sentences They write way too much They don’t write enough They copy word for word Pull out main ideas Focus on key details Use key words and phrases Break down the larger ideas Write only enough to convey the gist Take succinct but complete notes What You Want Them to Do What Usually Happens

  6. Generalizations on Note Taking • Verbatim note taking is the least effective way to take notes • Not engaged in their learning • Only recording not analyzing • Notes should be considered a work in progress • Revise & add to notes • Notes should be used as study guides for tests • The more opportunities for note taking, the better

  7. Note Taking Rules • Use key words & phrases • Use symbols & abbreviations • Put only one fact on a line • Spread notes out – fill in later • Paraphrase where possible; use synonyms

  8. Classroom Strategies • Give students teacher-prepared notes or note frameworks • Use combination notes • Teach students a variety of note-taking formats • Have students use technology when it’s available

  9. Teacher-Prepared Notes Teacher-prepared notes do the following for students: • Models good note taking methods • Provides a clear framework of important facts • Should be used sparingly

  10. Combination Note Taking Method • Combine various formats into one • Outlining • Webbing • Pictographs • Begin with an inverted T on paper • Record facts & notes on left • Nonlinguistic representation on right • Summarize on bottom • Works great in Word, Powerpoint and Interactive Notebook

  11. Combination Notes Layout Regular notes Symbol, picture or graphic Summary

  12. Other Note Taking Strategies • Nonlinguistic representations • Concept webs • Flow charts • Venn Diagrams • Teacher Prepared Notes • Cloze notes • Informal outline • Skeleton notes

  13. In Grade Level Departments… What is one note taking strategy each of you will try with your students?

  14. What Teachers Need to Remember • Keep in mind—it’s not easy • Skills don’t come automatically • Just because they are in middle school doesn’t mean they have mastered the skill • Hard to learn/hard to teach • Model repeatedly • research shows it takes 20 days to develop a habit • Give students practice time in class

  15. Enjoy your afternoon!Next Up: Applying Note Taking!

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