Though maybe not very useful directly for taking lecture notes, I like the Feynman technique for self driven learning. It's pretty sparse for layout and specifi

Though maybe not very useful directly for taking lecture notes, I like the Feynman technique for self driven learning. It's pretty sparse for layout and specific details, but the guiding principles are simple and keep you moving in the right direction: summarize your current understanding of a discrete topic in simple terms, iterate toward further simplicity as you learn more. ______ Step One: Choose the Concept You Want to Understand. Write it on the top of a sheet of paper. Step Two: Pretend You Are Teaching the Concept to a Child. Write an explanation of the concept on the paper as though you were teaching a child. Step Three: Stuck? Go Back to the Source Material. Re-read or re-learn the material until you can complete step two. Step Four: Simplify & Create Analogies. If your explanation is wordy or confusing, simplify the language. Create an analogy to help understand the concept. _____ https://law-hawaii.libguides.com/notetaking/feynman https://law-hawaii.libguides.com/notetaking/feynman