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That's quite different to taking notes in for e.g. a lecture on something though, which was the sort of environment I was talking about.
by physicsguy 5y ago
That's quite different to taking notes in for e.g. a lecture on something though, which was the sort of environment I was talking about.
- makeitdouble 5y agoIt might feel foreign to a lot of us, but looking at primary school kids lessons recently, they don't take any "notes" proper. They get prints, and go through the concepts one by one writing on white boards and rewriting mindmaps node by node to see how much they remember. They still have to write a lot, but outside of the white board stuff it's mostly small essays. Same way as I don't think we're taking full notes when going to seminars, as we get the slides and potentially full recordings of the talks. We'll right down pointers to core concept we might want to get back to again later, but at no point we're writing down as a learning exercice or to persist whole blocks of info. At least that's my experience.