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Organizing & Synthesizing Information: Note Taking: Notebook Paper |
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Another way of taking notes to make sure that everything about one topic is together is using one sheet of notebook paper for every topic. It isn't as easy to regroup your information as with notecards but it is easier to keep track of. |
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Notebook Paper Files |
Each paper would look like this:
You would need to keep a list of all the sources you looked at so you could use a short form when you took notes.
Here is what it might look like for if you were researching hieroglyphics:
| Defining | Locating | Selecting | Organizing | Presenting | Evaluating |
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