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I've always found that it's the act of actually "processing" the information that helps with my retention and understanding. Most of my notes (especially in co
by justinram11 4y ago
I've always found that it's the act of actually "processing" the information that helps with my retention and understanding.
Most of my notes (especially in college) are short sentences / random words with arrow to other rows (with most of my notes being incomprehensible to even myself after some time).
- jonny_eh 4y agoI had one course in engineering school (ethics I think), that had us take shorthand notes in class, then re-write into long-form in a separate notebook to be submitted at the end of the semester. It was super effective at driving home the lessons since the act of translating short-form to long-form required (re)comprehension of the material.