Process of note making

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 Note-making is a crucial skill for students, especially when preparing for exams like the CBSE Class 12th board exams. It helps in condensing large amounts of information into concise points that are easier to remember and revise. Here's a guide to effective note-making that can help students in their studies.


**Understanding the Format and Structure**

The format of note-making typically involves a title, headings, subheadings, bullet points, and abbreviations. The title should reflect the central theme of the passage or the lecture. Headings and subheadings should outline the main ideas and details, respectively. Bullet points are used to list out information clearly, and abbreviations can save time and space.


**Steps for Note-Making**

1. **Read Thoroughly**: Begin by reading the text carefully to understand the main ideas.

2. **Identify Key Points**: Look for the main points and supporting details, and underline or highlight them.

3. **Use Abbreviations**: Develop a system of abbreviations for frequently used terms.

4. **Organize Information**: Arrange the information logically under headings and subheadings.

5. **Review and Revise**: Go over the notes to ensure they capture the essence of the material and make any necessary revisions.


**Tips for Effective Note-Making**

- Use phrases instead of full sentences to save time.

- Focus on capturing the essence of the information rather than copying it verbatim.

- Create a key for your abbreviations and symbols for easy reference.

- Practice note-making regularly to improve speed and efficiency.


**Example of Note-Making**

Title: Environmental Conservation

1. Importance

   - Sustainable dev.

   - Biodiversity protection

2. Challenges

   - Pollution

   - Climate change

3. Solutions

   - Renewable energy

   - Waste management

Abbreviations: dev. (development), biodiv. (biodiversity)


**Creating a Summary**

After note-making, it's important to be able to create a summary. This involves writing a short paragraph that encapsulates all the main points from the notes in complete sentences. The summary should be coherent and concise, typically around 80-100 words.


By following these guidelines, students can master the art of note-making and summarizing, which are invaluable skills for academic success.


For more detailed examples and exercises, students can refer to educational resources provided by various platforms that offer comprehensive guides on note-making and summarizing. These resources often include sample notes, practice exercises, and tips for improving note-making skills. Remember, practice is key to perfecting this skill, so keep practicing and refining your technique. Good luck!

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