Cornell Method Structure: Divide a page into three sections: a large “Notes” column, a smaller “Cues” column, and a “Summary” section at the bottom.

Processing Notes in Layers: After taking notes, review and filter key ideas into the Cues section. Summarise the main points in the Summary section to create concise, meaningful notes.

Activity:
Practice the Cornell Method by taking notes on a short article or lecture. Review and complete the Cues and Summary sections to synthesise the information effectively.