07_Track_7
Jul 26, 2026 16:12
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Right.
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Let's go back to note -taking and begin with the basics
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before the lecture has even started.
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What should you do when you walk into the room?
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Get a good seat,
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at the front if you can,
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where you can hear clearly and avoid distractions.
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Yes,
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though obviously others will have had the same idea,
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so it's as well to get there a bit early.
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So,
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when the lecture's underway and you're busy jotting things down,
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what should you try to ensure?
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That you're getting all the main points.
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And what if you don't catch something,
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something you know must be important?
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I'd leave a space.
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Then I could check it later,
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perhaps by asking a question at the end and fill it in
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afterwards.
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That's an excellent way to deal with it,
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yes.
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And there's something else I'd like to mention here.
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Talking about going through notes afterwards,
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it's absolutely vital that what you write is legible
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for one very good reason.
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It saves time.
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You'll waste many hours during the course.
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if your revision is held up because you can't read what you've written.
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OK, what else can we do to make listening and note
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-taking more efficient?
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Well,
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I always listen out for signpost words.
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Sorry,
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what are they?
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They're the ones lecturers use to say where they're going.
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A bit like a signpost at a road junction,
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I suppose.
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Things like,
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the first reason is,
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however,
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to sum up,
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and so on.
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Yes.
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They can tell you when something important is coming and help you organize
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your notes too.
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