Note Making

Note Making is a way of recording important details from a source. This source can be any book, article, meeting or any oral discussion. In note making, the writer records the essence of the information. It helps us to understand and clarify thinking. Note making saves a lot of time by going through the notes made. One can get a glimpse of a lot of information from a short note. In class 11th and 12th it carries four marks in SECTION A.

Note Making Format

There is a fixed note making format. One needs to follow this note making format in order to have a clear and unambiguous understanding from it. The note making format has-

Heading

It shows the title or the heading of note.

Subheading

As the name suggests, a subheading is a subdivision of the main topic. One can use as many subheadings as he or she wants.

Point

Below subheading, there are some points which are the part of the main topics.

Sub-subheading

One can add more headings below the points for showing the category, types, advantages, etc.

Key or Keywords

The key portion of the note shows the various codes, symbols or the abbreviation used. It helps to get a clear understanding of the keys used in the note making format.


The Procedure of Note Making

·         Read the passage provided

·         Underline the important sentences. It helps to make headings and subheadings

·         Make a rough note first so as to get an idea

·         Organize them in logical order or sequence for the final note

·         Use the appropriate note making format

·         Do not change the idea or the message of the passage

Points to Remember for Note Making Format

·         Avoid using long sentences as heading or title

·         Never lose the main idea of the passage

·         Ignore information which is less important

·         Be brief, clear, and specific

·         Use logical sequencing

·         Use proper indention

·         Leave no spaces to avoid confusion

·         Do not include your own version or understandings

·         Use abbreviations

·         Make your note more memorable by adding colors, drawings, and symbols

 

 


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