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Taking notes from your social studies textbook doesn't have to be overwhelming! Follow these simple steps to create organized and effective notes. Step 1: Use the table of contents to outline main topics in a Word document. Step 2: Read the material thoroughly to understand key concepts. Step 3: Take point-form notes focusing on essential details, such as historical events or themes, like the Vikings’ destructive raids. Also, for videos, jot down topics and subtopics, while taking concise notes. Start mastering your note-taking today!
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taking notes… simple as 1, 2, 3
how am I supposed to take notes on all that stuff in my social studies textbook?
step 1: the table of contents is your friend someone has already taken the time to tell you what to expect while you are reading, so create a word document with those chapter headings, unit headings and topic headings.
step 2: read it let’s face it, if you don’t read it, it is going to be pretty tough to figure out what you need to take notes on.
step 3:point form notes text: “The Vikings were mercilessly destructive. Especially in their early raids, before they began to settle in lands such as England and France, their common practice was to kill or enslave every man, woman or child they found.” note: • Vikings = merciless in early raids, destroyed everything, killed or enslaved everyone.
…okay, what about videos?? use the same principles. If you are watching a video… • write down the topic • write down each subtopic as it is revealed in the video • take point form notes along the way