Students' note-taking behaviors and the efficacy of providing the instructor's notes for review
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- article
- Published
- 1985-10-01
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- 137
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Keywords
Psychology, Active listening, Note-taking, Test (biology), Mathematics education
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- STUDYING BEHAVIOR ATTRIBUTES AND STUDENT'S ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE
- Implementing a Note-Taking Training Program for Under-Achieving University Students : The Process and Problems Encountered
- Notetaking, Verbal Aptitude, & Listening Span: Factors Involved in Learning from Lectures.
- Notetaking for Hearing and Hearing Impaired Students.
- iSELF: The Development of an Internet-Tool for Self-Evaluation and Learner Feedback
- The value of taking notes during lectures
- Mobile Phones in the Classroom: Examining the Effects of Texting, Twitter, and Message Content on Student Learning
- Analysis of student's reflections upon the efficacy of their note-taking activities in a blended learning course
- An Investigation of the SOAR Study Strategy for Learning from Multiple Online Resources
- The Impact of Cornell Note-Taking Method Instruction on Grammar Learning of Iranian EFL Learners
- Learning in Technologically Enriched Study Environments: Will Students Study Effectively?.
- Students’ Notes and Their Relation to Comprehension and Recall of Lecture Information
- 22. Transcribe Your Class: Using Speech Recognition to Improve Access for At-Risk Students
- The Cognitive and Demographic Variables that Underlie Notetaking and Review in Mathematics: Does Quality of Notes Predict Test Performance in Mathematics?
- Leer y tomar apuntes para aprender en la formación docente: un estudio exploratorio
- Providing Introductory Psychology Students Access to Online Lecture Notes: The Relationship of Note Use to Performance and Class Attendance
- Voluntary use of online lecture notes: correlates of note use and note use as an alternative to class attendance
- Cognitive Aspects of Autonomous Note Taking: Control Processes, Learning Strategies, and Prior Knowledge
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