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To be totally honest, I have two separate note taking forms. One when I'm reading the first time through, which I could almost certainly not refer to in any for
by UnpossibleJim 6y ago
To be totally honest, I have two separate note taking forms. One when I'm reading the first time through, which I could almost certainly not refer to in any form, as they are scribbled down and unintelligible. The second (and often on my second reading), I have much less comprehension from the reading, I'm taking notes to refer to.
- tartoran 6y agoSo you immerse and get the idea while skipping on the details and then you address the details. I will try this. I find that I usually go full force, get the idea then rarely come back to notes if I take any. It’s a bad habit that makes me a very poor communicator because I missing the labels. If I undwrstand something thoroughly that can form a metaphor, I can play with it in my head which kindof helps cement the idea. Similarly, for programming I understand comcepts better by playing with some code rather than dryly following line by line on the text. I think it depends on the book, I found myself reading form SICP without much interruption. It’s a certain pace that I enjoy