A structured note-taking method that helps organize information for easier review. With Cornell Notes, you divide your page into three sections: a narrow left column for cues or questions, a main right area for notes, and a bottom section for a summary. For example, during class you jot down key points in the notes area, write prompts or questions in the cue column (to quiz yourself later), and after class you summarize the main ideas at the bottom. This system encourages you to revisit and engage with your notes, turning passive notes into active study tools.
Keywords: Cornell notes, note-taking system, study notes method
