this is about cornell note taking...i'm done taking notes but i'm having trouble with the summary and the question area...i don't know what to ask ....for the question part...so can u help?
The question area...put in a question that you think the teacher might ask based on that section. The question depends on what is there. If the teacher say listed four causes of WWI, then the question in the question are might be "what are the four causes of WWI?.
If the teacher listed the definition of solubility, then the question would be What is solubility, and list an example.
So tailor your question to the notes. Now after the first test, compare the teacher's questions with your notbook questions. You will be amazed how good you get.
You can ask your teacher to review your notebook...I recommend this...and give suggestions where your questions stink. The teacher will be happy to do this.
When it comes to filling in the question area in Cornell note-taking, it is important to create questions that are relevant to the content you have noted. Here are some steps to help you come up with effective questions:
1. Review the section or topic you have just taken notes on. Look for key points, main ideas, or supporting details.
2. Formulate questions based on the information. Ask yourself what you would like to know or what the teacher might ask to test your understanding. You can focus on specific details, concepts, or explanations.
3. Consider the format of the questions. They can be open-ended, requiring a detailed response, or they can be multiple-choice-type questions that test your knowledge.
4. Keep the questions concise and clear. Avoid overly broad questions that might be difficult to answer or misleading.
5. Repeat this process for each section or topic you have taken notes on.
Remember, the goal is to create questions that will help you review and reinforce the material, so it is important to tailor your questions to the content of your notes.
After the first test, compare the teacher's questions with your own. This comparison will not only help you evaluate your understanding of the material but also improve your ability to formulate effective questions in the future.
Additionally, don't hesitate to ask your teacher for feedback on your note-taking and question-creating skills. They can provide valuable suggestions and guidance to help you enhance your understanding and note-taking abilities.