These notes are revision notes for me to look over and review before the exam! It's easier to review a few pages of notes than 149 pages of lecture slides with information that are not likely on the test. Thanks so much for watching! Let me know if you have any other questions 🥰
Finally someone that actually explains how they take notes from slides, and not just say “I only write important things”. Like no sh*t that doesn’t help.
I love the intro. I also like how you were realistic and said that students don’t really have enough time to take those super aesthetic notes on Pinterest. It’s really something toxic that makes it seem like you need the prettiest notes even though it may not help. Having pictures do help some people but some things are way over the top and are also not the best solutions for everyone. Everyone has their own different learning style that helps them. Not everyone can learn the same way
Probably a more effective way to use the bottom section of Cornell notes is to list questions to test your recall of the content above, rather than further summarising. Questions stimulate recall which stimulates memory.
love that she actually shows her process of taking notes, i learn best by example, and just hearing “only write down the important ones” never helps. i also work in a pharmacy so this is super interesting to learn about!
I think it’s because the way she does it, she’ll be doing those things anyways (making a title, etc) so why not choose a prettier font? She doesn’t waste excess time doing unnecessary things TO make them pleasing to look at, they’re just naturally organized and you can always add personal touch to notes without spending any extra time (picking highlighter colors, fonts, text colors, using digital ruler to make straight lines, etc)
I've been watching study routines and note-taking tips for days already as I decided to gather myself this coming semester and so far, this is the most effective note-taking video I watched. Exactly what I needed. Thank you!!
OMG! I've had my ipad for more than two years now and I've watched a lot of "How I write on my ipad" and this is the best by far. Such an underrated content that can actually change lives. Thank you for summering this.
I love this video. Comparing to the “productivity” influencers who can’t work without fancy equipment and just explaining how great she/he is, and who are changing their methods according to the sponsor. Not only is a straight to the point video, but also with examples 99.9% of the videos doesn’t have examples.
I can't imagine how much time you have into these... when you showed the same notes in the Box Method AND the Cornell Method just for comparison, I thought to myself "we don't *deserve* her!" 😛 These videos are unbelievably helpful, thank you! 💙
As someone who’s getting ready to go back to school and will be using an iPad this is very very handy. I really like the box method for note taking. It’s a lot easier for me to digest it’s like reading pamphlets. My memory isn’t what it used to be post accident and if it’s a lot of visual noise it overwhelms me so the cleaner it looks or more minimal will be a great start for me. I’ll have to save this so I can find it later :) thank you.
This like 6 minute video shows: what paper to use and why,her recommended fonts,she teaches me something about health,and the video isn’t that long!,and i learned new abbreviations Tysm for the help! 😊
This is the greatest channel ever! I'm starting my second semester of pharmacy school this week and I look forward to using these methods! :) Thank you so so much!
finally found someone really teaching the note taking concept&method that can make my note neat but not show me the beautiful handwriting and tell me that is the way to make my note pretty
this is one of the best note taking videos i’ve seen in a long time. i’ve really been struggling with my note taking process especially knowing how to format things and what to keep and leave out, but your explanation was so in depth that i’m feeling motivated again to starting writing again and be more efficient with my notes. thank you
Excellent. Someone actually studying rather than making graphic art. Love your box method titling overlapping the top of the frame. Easy and demands attention. Thanks.
Excellent video! Clear, concise, and straight to the point (which I find other youtubers lacking). Look forward to watching your other videos. Keep up the good work and wishing you the best in your studies.
A really organized and detail - oriented review. It’s such a relief to see someone explain the mechanics of a topic, and not assume that everyone knows what you’re talking about!! You would be a great teacher or lecturer!! I’m glad to see you explain the underlying structure you use for your notes. Today I learned, for example, what the Cornell method is, Great Job🎊🎊🎈👍👍🏾
Hello everyone, not to make anyone lose the motivation or anything but. Don’t ever rewrite your notes. Rewriting your notes will waste some time you can read/revise/test yourself in. I usually just understand the material and take screenshots then write my notes when I reach my home. This had been discussed a lot by many college students and I see it as a very good explanation why sometimes even with the prettiest notes, you still aren’t able to grasp the information in a healthy and normal way. I hope this helped you, don’t worry about anything though. Rewriting your notes is completely acceptable but might waste your time if you are kind of insecure about how capable you are in this subject. Again, hope this helped you and good luck on anything you are doing :D Edit: if you thought there was some sort of exaggeration I deeply apologize and would appreciate you reading my reply, thank you and good luck! 💜
Agree. I am currently on my second year of medical school and I swear I won't be able to cover all of the materials if I rewrite my notes. Active recall is my go-to method!
@@Inbedwhereelese You are absolutely right, but notice that sometimes you don’t really understand this subject that you are studying, what would you do? But of course everyone knows what makes them study better, you might like to rewrite your notes so you can realize that you understood this subject or you might find it extremely time wasting. But furthermore, I see that rewriting your notes might take away some valuable time that you might really need to revise in, but I see it sometimes extremely helpful to write definitions of the material you are learning, but I never rewrote it since as I said in my comment, it would waste time. And I prevented rewriting by taking pictures of everything we are learning and use my textbooks to write my notes neatly in home where I can invest all the time that I need on making them understandable factually and organizationally, and from all of this I have this result that it’s as I said completely acceptable to rewrite your notes if you feel that it makes you understand better, but surely need to grasp the information properly by reducing the time you write your notes in and increasing the time you read the material and understand it. I hope that everyone finds it easy to study after listening to everyone experiences and advice. 💜
You are correct. This is a great way for undergrad but I am currently in grad school and there is NO way we can write out ALL of our notes. Active recall is the best way to go. Writing out concepts we don’t understand is also a great way.
“No one has time for this” EXACTLY! I had a design class back at the start of uni where they actually wanted us to do the pretty ✨aesthetic✨ notes for the entire semester - we were graded on it. I admittedly only did half of semester like this because I didn’t have time for this shit.
If I had seen these types of videos while I was still in school I would have had a much better experience. Lol. I was horrible at note taking which made it even harder to study which led to not so good test grades. It was a miracle that I made it out with a decent GPA.
Interpreting information in my own words was my biggest win in studying and note taking. In a class it’s better for me to read/listen and try to understand, THEN make notes. Cause when I understand, I can then write the same information in my own words (Can be structured a different way that’s easier for me) This paired with all the tips of this video helped me
Not much to say. May be I'll do later. But this video was more than advice. What a compilation of the methods. Wow...thanks to the pple who r commenting and appreciating in detail
Omg I really love your taking notes. They’re all organized and easy to review. Ps. If I could have your notes, I might be better at my test. Really useful notes😭🥺🤍
Wow 🤩 I am definitely the happiest person on earth rn because I study pharmacy as well and really love taking notes. Since I have ADHD, effective note-taking is very crucial for me and besides your video helping me, the fact that we have the same majors motivated me sooo much. And I am planning to do a PhD in Toxicology so we’ll see how it goes✨
this is by far the best video on notes i’ve seen. you literally nailed the introduction and explanation of how you take your notes, and what you look for.
The Cornell method without summary is the MVP. I used it and made top tier in my class. Charting comes in handy when it comes to comparing and contrasting e.g the mesial view of the mandibular or maxillary molars and their root apertures etc. Also, you can copy your exact documents to a new page and turn the answer section to hyperlinks to quiz yourself. My advice is to be diligent and consistent with any method you use, and remember the name of the game is (do your best to save time)
Well I just finished my degree but maybe for my job these methods are also useful. I love taking notes on my iPad even if they aren’t aesthetic and structured. Nice video 😇
Beautiful presentation.."i skipped the summary in Cornell method as I don't find it useful" is the best part of the video..I saw a lot of videos where they ask you to spend time at the end of the lecture to reorganize notes..no one does that
Me taking notes on how to take notes. Thank you for saying what I needed to hear, no one has time to take notes. Even in middle school our teachers talked so fast that you'd have to shorthand and we weren't taught how to do that so it was just messy and I never wanted or did go back over them.
omg I just discovered your channel through this studymas video and I love the concept! I want to follow along but my handwriting is so messy so I can hardly read my own notes LOL. I also appreciate your disclaimer at the beginning about how some people may not have enough time/it may not be the best for learning to try to make notes look perfect
Back when I was homeschooled, I literally wrote everything and never went back to look at it. Ig when you write it is easier to remember, but tbh it was a drag. So hope I can implement this for the future 🤞
I’ll be honest…as a nurse what got me most excited about this video was seeing a to-be pharmacist with legible (great!) handwriting! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 lol Thank you for the video! Just got the app for my language study and am trying to figure out how to best use it so it’s not quite what I came for but I’ll check out your other videos too, so see if there’s a tutorial on that 💚
Thank you so much for these tips! I‘m really struggling with how to organise my notes the last few days so this came in just right! ❤️ When you study for ur final exam, do you only review your notes or do you also read through your lecture slides again? The hardest part for me is to leave Information of my slides out in my notes
There’s a new feature where it converts your handwriting to text! I believe you just tap on the text tool, place where you want the text to go and write anywhere on the screen then it’ll convert it to text :)
One of the best videos on TH-cam about study techniques! Thanks VERY MUCH for your time and patience in explaining how to organize a huge amount of information! I'll try the box and the Cornell methods!
It doesn't matter for the iPad and pencil combo - the palm rejection is really good and it recognises the difference between the pencil and your hand. It will often only pick up the pencil if both are touching the screen. Bluetooth styluses are the way to go!
Wow I think this is the best note taking video I’ve ever watched, you actually gave advice and I found it really interesting to hear you decide what to keep and not to keep
Okay. It's realistic but I don't put effort into taking proper notes 'cause I don't study from my notes. I just note down important points that I might have to remember.
wow I loved it! I saved it in my playlist also. thank you so much for making this helpful video. I love taking notes and study. it really helps a lot for test and exams! and yes! so aesthetic notes its a real motivation!!!
cornell notes are really effective our class has been using that since 2018 and i love it. Thanks btw for making this i really needed this since I got lazy with my notebooks c:
Thank you so much for this video. I only take notes on my iPad using GoodNotes 5 and OneNote (for typing notes). I like these two programs because it's easy to keep organized in them and they sync in the cloud. I've gone mostly paperless. Sometimes I miss the paper, because doing side by side on the iPad itself, is sometimes too small of a format. I find that I cannot strictly use my iPad for school, I have to have a computer as well. Thank you for this. I had been struggling to mind a way to take notes that will work for me. Mostly I adapt my note-taking based on the class and subject. I do a modified Cornell. But, it seems that the actual Cornell Method might work better for me moving forward after seeing your expatiation of how it works for you. Thanks again.
This is so helpful. Most of my teachers just read their slides or the textbook so it's hard to differentiate things that are important for my exams or are just general knowledge.
join a tuition tbh i was like this too and my teachers always just do like this but this acc year i joined for a tuition and they teach pretty well the funniest thing is that i don't have time for my school class now like 9-12[school], 3-8 [tuition] I'm looking for an eye donor lol now but its really good if your teacher isn't best
I’ve started trying to write my notes in my common slang and leave little tidbits or funny thoughts I have while writing them (cracking jokes, laughing at em, then writing them down to see later) idk how it’s helped me review yet, but it helps me w retention and keeps my massively adhd brain a little more focused/not bored!
Learning to learn as an adult on top of dealing with some pretty bad adhd that didnt affect me has helped me branch out more w learning. Not super revolutionary, but it’s help so far and I’ll take whatever I can get hah
Also!! I used to HATE Cornell notes (5th grade teacher aggressively made us do them all year) but literally JUST started trying and it’s helped quite a bit! Finding what helps you learn is a long and shitty process but it’s not too daunting after some trial and error!!
Happy holidays and happy studymas everyone!! Stay warm and safe out there
👋 Hello! Just wondering, what is the point of taking notes if you already have them accessible to you. Love the video!!! Keep it up!!🤗
These notes are revision notes for me to look over and review before the exam! It's easier to review a few pages of notes than 149 pages of lecture slides with information that are not likely on the test. Thanks so much for watching! Let me know if you have any other questions 🥰
Thank you ☺️☺️
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Which app do u use for taking these notes or is it q feature in iPad
Plz don't laugh cuz I have never used iPad and I'm a teenager so I'm just curious
Finally someone that actually explains how they take notes from slides, and not just say “I only write important things”. Like no sh*t that doesn’t help.
True
lmao same
To me EVEYTHING is important!
🤣🤣
yessss dude i was finding someone like tht :)))
“No one has time for this.” 😂😂😂👌 my favorite part of the video! Love your content!
True story
True
Wish i had seen this when i was 15.
her saying that in the high-pitched, cute voice killed me😂😂
I got a good laugh out of that!
I love the intro. I also like how you were realistic and said that students don’t really have enough time to take those super aesthetic notes on Pinterest. It’s really something toxic that makes it seem like you need the prettiest notes even though it may not help. Having pictures do help some people but some things are way over the top and are also not the best solutions for everyone. Everyone has their own different learning style that helps them. Not everyone can learn the same way
yess the only reason i do them is because i concentrate so much more in lessons
Probably a more effective way to use the bottom section of Cornell notes is to list questions to test your recall of the content above, rather than further summarising. Questions stimulate recall which stimulates memory.
This is a great idea!
yes I do that technique😊 I just didn't know its textual reference xD
Or you can use it for some "loose" info that isn’t important for the main notes, but is worth remembering
Love this idea!
that's good idea
love that she actually shows her process of taking notes, i learn best by example, and just hearing “only write down the important ones” never helps. i also work in a pharmacy so this is super interesting to learn about!
Your 'really unorganised and unformatted' notes are equivalent to my best notes 😭
Same here
It's probably a lot of practise
Same
Legit same
Time Stamps:
2:05 - Cornell Method
8:10 - Cornel Method Finished Example
8:40 - Box Method
9:34 - Charting Method
10:35 - Study Tips
Thank you!!
Life saver.
tysm!!
Love how she says nobody has time for aesthetic notes but all her notes look perfect and aesthetically pleasing 😂
lesson of the day: aesthetics =/= effective
I think it’s because the way she does it, she’ll be doing those things anyways (making a title, etc) so why not choose a prettier font? She doesn’t waste excess time doing unnecessary things TO make them pleasing to look at, they’re just naturally organized and you can always add personal touch to notes without spending any extra time (picking highlighter colors, fonts, text colors, using digital ruler to make straight lines, etc)
Watching people taking notes is so satisfying ❤️✨
I've been watching study routines and note-taking tips for days already as I decided to gather myself this coming semester and so far, this is the most effective note-taking video I watched. Exactly what I needed. Thank you!!
OMG! I've had my ipad for more than two years now and I've watched a lot of "How I write on my ipad" and this is the best by far. Such an underrated content that can actually change lives. Thank you for summering this.
Her handwriting is so neat and consistent. I could never
When someone finally makes an in-depth video where they actually show you, not just tell🙌🏾
I love this video. Comparing to the “productivity” influencers who can’t work without fancy equipment and just explaining how great she/he is, and who are changing their methods according to the sponsor. Not only is a straight to the point video, but also with examples 99.9% of the videos doesn’t have examples.
I can't imagine how much time you have into these... when you showed the same notes in the Box Method AND the Cornell Method just for comparison, I thought to myself "we don't *deserve* her!" 😛 These videos are unbelievably helpful, thank you! 💙
agree!
Trueee
As someone who’s getting ready to go back to school and will be using an iPad this is very very handy. I really like the box method for note taking. It’s a lot easier for me to digest it’s like reading pamphlets. My memory isn’t what it used to be post accident and if it’s a lot of visual noise it overwhelms me so the cleaner it looks or more minimal will be a great start for me. I’ll have to save this so I can find it later :) thank you.
This like 6 minute video shows: what paper to use and why,her recommended fonts,she teaches me something about health,and the video isn’t that long!,and i learned new abbreviations Tysm for the help! 😊
This is the greatest channel ever! I'm starting my second semester of pharmacy school this week and I look forward to using these methods! :) Thank you so so much!
is pharma a good course
@@amyna9675 def!
Hi! I’m going to be applying to pharmacy school this year, how was your experience for the first year? Really nervous
finally found someone really teaching the note taking concept&method that can make my note neat
but not show me the beautiful handwriting and tell me that is the way to make my note pretty
this is one of the best note taking videos i’ve seen in a long time. i’ve really been struggling with my note taking process especially knowing how to format things and what to keep and leave out, but your explanation was so in depth that i’m feeling motivated again to starting writing again and be more efficient with my notes. thank you
Excellent. Someone actually studying rather than making graphic art. Love your box method titling overlapping the top of the frame. Easy and demands attention. Thanks.
Excellent video! Clear, concise, and straight to the point (which I find other youtubers lacking). Look forward to watching your other videos. Keep up the good work and wishing you the best in your studies.
Step one: have beautiful handwriting 😭
👀
i’m so late but you can write and it automatically turns into printed letters so it’s not a problem
A really organized and detail - oriented review. It’s such a relief to see someone explain the mechanics of a topic, and not assume that everyone knows what you’re talking about!! You would be a great teacher or lecturer!! I’m glad to see you explain the underlying structure you use for your notes. Today I learned, for example, what the Cornell method is, Great Job🎊🎊🎈👍👍🏾
She’s not only telling us about how to take notes but also giving us some knowledge about Pharmacy and stuff 😍🥳
What's the app name!?
@@FouziyaKhan-y4j good notes
Hello everyone, not to make anyone lose the motivation or anything but. Don’t ever rewrite your notes. Rewriting your notes will waste some time you can read/revise/test yourself in. I usually just understand the material and take screenshots then write my notes when I reach my home. This had been discussed a lot by many college students and I see it as a very good explanation why sometimes even with the prettiest notes, you still aren’t able to grasp the information in a healthy and normal way. I hope this helped you, don’t worry about anything though. Rewriting your notes is completely acceptable but might waste your time if you are kind of insecure about how capable you are in this subject. Again, hope this helped you and good luck on anything you are doing :D
Edit: if you thought there was some sort of exaggeration I deeply apologize and would appreciate you reading my reply, thank you and good luck! 💜
nooo rewriting your notes if done correctly is proven to help
Agree. I am currently on my second year of medical school and I swear I won't be able to cover all of the materials if I rewrite my notes. Active recall is my go-to method!
But different things work for different people so this definitely isn‘t blanket advice just because it doesn‘t work for you
@@Inbedwhereelese You are absolutely right, but notice that sometimes you don’t really understand this subject that you are studying, what would you do? But of course everyone knows what makes them study better, you might like to rewrite your notes so you can realize that you understood this subject or you might find it extremely time wasting. But furthermore, I see that rewriting your notes might take away some valuable time that you might really need to revise in, but I see it sometimes extremely helpful to write definitions of the material you are learning, but I never rewrote it since as I said in my comment, it would waste time. And I prevented rewriting by taking pictures of everything we are learning and use my textbooks to write my notes neatly in home where I can invest all the time that I need on making them understandable factually and organizationally, and from all of this I have this result that it’s as I said completely acceptable to rewrite your notes if you feel that it makes you understand better, but surely need to grasp the information properly by reducing the time you write your notes in and increasing the time you read the material and understand it. I hope that everyone finds it easy to study after listening to everyone experiences and advice. 💜
You are correct. This is a great way for undergrad but I am currently in grad school and there is NO way we can write out ALL of our notes. Active recall is the best way to go. Writing out concepts we don’t understand is also a great way.
I can’t tell if this is your handwriting or the font. It’s so pretty 😭. I really like the Cornell method. I also like the box method!
“No one has time for this” EXACTLY! I had a design class back at the start of uni where they actually wanted us to do the pretty ✨aesthetic✨ notes for the entire semester - we were graded on it. I admittedly only did half of semester like this because I didn’t have time for this shit.
the only helpful note-taking video, not just focused on aesthetics, like the others!
If I had seen these types of videos while I was still in school I would have had a much better experience. Lol. I was horrible at note taking which made it even harder to study which led to not so good test grades. It was a miracle that I made it out with a decent GPA.
my gosh the happiness i felt when u said you're a pharma student as well 🤧❤️
OMG!! Where was this when I was in Pharmacy School?! This is amazing and good luck on your studies!
1 pen , 1 note , 1 teacher, and 1 child can change the 🌎 world😊❤❤❤🎉
My biggest problem with note taking is the amount of time it takes to write down pretty notes. 😂 Great video ❤️😍
Interpreting information in my own words was my biggest win in studying and note taking.
In a class it’s better for me to read/listen and try to understand, THEN make notes. Cause when I understand, I can then write the same information in my own words (Can be structured a different way that’s easier for me)
This paired with all the tips of this video helped me
I’m so glad I found this! I’m 3 years into pharmacy school too and my notes are horrible. Thank you!!!
Girl I’m on my first year !! How TF do you do it 😭
Not much to say. May be I'll do later. But this video was more than advice. What a compilation of the methods.
Wow...thanks to the pple who r commenting and appreciating in detail
Omg I really love your taking notes. They’re all organized and easy to review.
Ps. If I could have your notes, I might be better at my test. Really useful notes😭🥺🤍
Wow 🤩 I am definitely the happiest person on earth rn because I study pharmacy as well and really love taking notes. Since I have ADHD, effective note-taking is very crucial for me and besides your video helping me, the fact that we have the same majors motivated me sooo much. And I am planning to do a PhD in Toxicology so we’ll see how it goes✨
this boosts my motivation for the bio exam I have next Monday ✨🥺
this is by far the best video on notes i’ve seen. you literally nailed the introduction and explanation of how you take your notes, and what you look for.
How come your handwriting is so perfect!!! It looks like a font :(( I wish I could write like that, so neat!
I’m sure you write better then me amie
The Cornell method without summary is the MVP. I used it and made top tier in my class. Charting comes in handy when it comes to comparing and contrasting e.g the mesial view of the mandibular or maxillary molars and their root apertures etc.
Also, you can copy your exact documents to a new page and turn the answer section to hyperlinks to quiz yourself.
My advice is to be diligent and consistent with any method you use, and remember the name of the game is (do your best to save time)
I love the Cornell and outline method, i’m working on trying to like the mind-mapping method though.
Girl you're the real deal, you just said what I was think like "Who's got time for that" 👏 👏 so realistic
Well I just finished my degree but maybe for my job these methods are also useful. I love taking notes on my iPad even if they aren’t aesthetic and structured. Nice video 😇
Your witting is so so soso so so so so so aesthetically pleasing OMG!
2:40 in science, the teacher made us do it that way before every test!
Beautiful presentation.."i skipped the summary in Cornell method as I don't find it useful" is the best part of the video..I saw a lot of videos where they ask you to spend time at the end of the lecture to reorganize notes..no one does that
Omg I love your videos and wanna become a pharmacist when I am older so you inspire me thank you☺️
More than enough info in a single video. Thanks!
I just need to say that this was so helpful! Thank you so much for this! Can’t wait to start note taking
OMG, your handwriting is so beautiful
God bless you so much! This was a lot more useful than all the videos I've watched, and believe it, I've watch a huge amount. New sub. ♡
Me taking notes on how to take notes. Thank you for saying what I needed to hear, no one has time to take notes. Even in middle school our teachers talked so fast that you'd have to shorthand and we weren't taught how to do that so it was just messy and I never wanted or did go back over them.
omg I just discovered your channel through this studymas video and I love the concept! I want to follow along but my handwriting is so messy so I can hardly read my own notes LOL. I also appreciate your disclaimer at the beginning about how some people may not have enough time/it may not be the best for learning to try to make notes look perfect
I need this girl to come back her videos are amazing 😭😭😭
Woww!! I really love the intro. I really love your voice. Thanks for posting💜🎅🌲
The intro gave me a sense of joy 😊🥲
Ended up learning about both note taking and some dermatology 😂
love the way you explained how to take notes and also wow! the note-taking skills is amazing.
Love the box method. I’m definitely going to try that.
Back when I was homeschooled, I literally wrote everything and never went back to look at it. Ig when you write it is easier to remember, but tbh it was a drag. So hope I can implement this for the future 🤞
I really like your handwriting
I’ll be honest…as a nurse what got me most excited about this video was seeing a to-be pharmacist with legible (great!) handwriting! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 lol
Thank you for the video! Just got the app for my language study and am trying to figure out how to best use it so it’s not quite what I came for but I’ll check out your other videos too, so see if there’s a tutorial on that 💚
Thank you so much for these tips! I‘m really struggling with how to organise my notes the last few days so this came in just right! ❤️
When you study for ur final exam, do you only review your notes or do you also read through your lecture slides again? The hardest part for me is to leave Information of my slides out in my notes
Aww i remember watching this video around 2 years ago and now im watching it again using my own ipad ❤❤❤❤
I saw the intro and I immediately thought it looked like the covid image 🤦🏻♀️😅
This is the best note-taking video!!!!! Fast,simple and efficient .LOVE IT.
How to download the fonts?😔
IFonts is a really good app to download free fonts 😅
The fact her old notes looks like something I would be proud of 😭
Can you do a video on how you do time management
I don't watch these videos till the last but the very First sentence she said waas realistic af so i am here for the video
"no one has time for this"
*me, sitting with my notebooks looking like these pinterest pins almost a hundred % of the time*. umm 😬✌🏼 hehe
Same, i can't help the good handwriting so i get really uncomftorable
It’s also a form of studying! Looking at the info to organise it seems to really helpnme
this is the biggest flex i've seen for a while
Really love this video. I’m a medical student and I tried taking notes on GoodNotes but my handwriting is really very bad☹️
There’s a new feature where it converts your handwriting to text! I believe you just tap on the text tool, place where you want the text to go and write anywhere on the screen then it’ll convert it to text :)
Then you’ll get the best of both worlds, the experience of handwriting as well as the neatness of text. 👍🏼
@@Valentinaalmarioortiz omg thank youuu😍
One of the best videos on TH-cam about study techniques! Thanks VERY MUCH for your time and patience in explaining how to organize a huge amount of information! I'll try the box and the Cornell methods!
My main question is how do people not rest their hands on the iPad
It doesn't matter for the iPad and pencil combo - the palm rejection is really good and it recognises the difference between the pencil and your hand. It will often only pick up the pencil if both are touching the screen. Bluetooth styluses are the way to go!
@@joannaboonen3552 thanks
Wow I think this is the best note taking video I’ve ever watched, you actually gave advice and I found it really interesting to hear you decide what to keep and not to keep
yeah.. my only problem is my handwriting
very straightforward and i love how you explain every details from the first things you extract points from your lecture notes! thankyou ;)
This handwriting kills me.
As a new medical student this is very helpful for me. Thank you very much
Okay. It's realistic but I don't put effort into taking proper notes 'cause I don't study from my notes. I just note down important points that I might have to remember.
Your notes look so aesthetic even without spending lots of time❤keep it up❤
When she said “no one has time for this” I said “FINALLY SOMEONE WHO GETS IT!!!”
wow I loved it! I saved it in my playlist also. thank you so much for making this helpful video. I love taking notes and study. it really helps a lot for test and exams! and yes! so aesthetic notes its a real motivation!!!
im watching you as a 4th year pharmacy student in france!! i love your videos
This is one of the most thorough videos on taking digital notes. Thank you so much!
cornell notes are really effective our class has been using that since 2018 and i love it. Thanks btw for making this i really needed this since I got lazy with my notebooks c:
HOW DO YOU WRITE SO PERFECTLY??!? 😭
Thank you so much for this video. I only take notes on my iPad using GoodNotes 5 and OneNote (for typing notes). I like these two programs because it's easy to keep organized in them and they sync in the cloud. I've gone mostly paperless. Sometimes I miss the paper, because doing side by side on the iPad itself, is sometimes too small of a format. I find that I cannot strictly use my iPad for school, I have to have a computer as well.
Thank you for this. I had been struggling to mind a way to take notes that will work for me. Mostly I adapt my note-taking based on the class and subject. I do a modified Cornell. But, it seems that the actual Cornell Method might work better for me moving forward after seeing your expatiation of how it works for you.
Thanks again.
I will definitely watch this again for my inspiration next time i study!
The first best take notes videos that I ever seen. Congrat 💪🏽 and thank you for your good explaination of theses methods 👍🏽
Trang this was extremely helpful!!! Definitely gained a new subscriber here! Keep them coming!!!
This is so helpful. Most of my teachers just read their slides or the textbook so it's hard to differentiate things that are important for my exams or are just general knowledge.
join a tuition tbh i was like this too and my teachers always just do like this but this acc year i joined for a tuition and they teach pretty well the funniest thing is that i don't have time for my school class now like 9-12[school], 3-8 [tuition] I'm looking for an eye donor lol now but its really good if your teacher isn't best
THIS HELPED ME SMM I USUALLY TAKE 3-4 HOURS TO REVIEW FOR 1 SUBJECT UNTIL I FOUND THIS METHOD T-T ONLY TOOK ME 30 MINS BROO
I'm also a pharamacy student . Actually I did have any idea how to study . After watching your video it has change 💚
I’ve started trying to write my notes in my common slang and leave little tidbits or funny thoughts I have while writing them (cracking jokes, laughing at em, then writing them down to see later) idk how it’s helped me review yet, but it helps me w retention and keeps my massively adhd brain a little more focused/not bored!
Learning to learn as an adult on top of dealing with some pretty bad adhd that didnt affect me has helped me branch out more w learning. Not super revolutionary, but it’s help so far and I’ll take whatever I can get hah
Also!! I used to HATE Cornell notes (5th grade teacher aggressively made us do them all year) but literally JUST started trying and it’s helped quite a bit! Finding what helps you learn is a long and shitty process but it’s not too daunting after some trial and error!!