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    Note Making and Note Taking

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    The document differentiates between note-taking and note-making, stating that note-taking is a more passive process that involves copying information directly from the source, while note-making is an active intellectual process that requires selecting, analyzing, and summarizing key points in your own words to improve understanding and retention of the material. Note-making is recommended as a better study approach, as it forces thinking, attention, organization, concentration, and facilitates learning through reflection when reviewing notes.

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    Note Making and Note Taking

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    The document differentiates between note-taking and note-making, stating that note-taking is a more passive process that involves copying information directly from the source, while note-making is an active intellectual process that requires selecting, analyzing, and summarizing key points in your own words to improve understanding and retention of the material. Note-making is recommended as a better study approach, as it forces thinking, attention, organization, concentration, and facilitates learning through reflection when reviewing notes.

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    The document differentiates between note-taking and note-making, stating that note-taking is a more passive process that involves copying information directly from the source, while note-making is an active intellectual process that requires selecting, analyzing, and summarizing key points in your own words to improve understanding and retention of the material. Note-making is recommended as a better study approach, as it forces thinking, attention, organization, concentration, and facilitates learning through reflection when reviewing notes.

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    Note Making and Note Taking

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    The document differentiates between note-taking and note-making, stating that note-taking is a more passive process that involves copying information directly from the source, while note-making is an active intellectual process that requires selecting, analyzing, and summarizing key points in your own words to improve understanding and retention of the material. Note-making is recommended as a better study approach, as it forces thinking, attention, organization, concentration, and facilitates learning through reflection when reviewing notes.

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    Differentiate with Note-making and Note-taking

    The difference between note-making and note-taking is substantial and could mean the
    difference between a pass and a credit pass or indeed a pass and a fail.
    Note-taking involves:
    Writing down most of what you hear or read without actually processing the
    information
    Notes usually being copied from the original source and re-written in a similar
    format
    Notes being taken that are often unselective, trying to cover most or all of the
    information without highlighting the main points or issues.
    Taking notes can be useful for study, but it is a passive approach to study and learning this
    starkly contrasts with the more active approach known as note-making.


    Note-Making
    Note-making is a more intellectual task than note-taking as it involves selecting,
    analysing and summarising what you hear or read. It also involves being able to strike a
    balance between listening / reading actively and making a record of it. Note-making is
    therefore an active approach to study as it:
    Forces you to think, because you have to make decisions about what to write
    Helps you to pay attention to what you are reading, or listening to
    Assists your understanding of new material if the notes are organised in your own
    way and in your own words
    Helps you to concentrate
    Helps you to remember more information
    Makes it easier to distinguish between important issues and detail
    Provides a permanent record.
    Facilitates learning; lectures or books can become clearer later upon reflection and
    reviewing of your notes.

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