11 Annotating Techniques: 1. Circle unknown words and look up the definitions. 2. Put question marks next to areas of uncertainty or parts that are unclear. 3. Put a star next to any text that you think is important. 4. Put an exclamation point next to key turning points or something you want to come back to. 5. Circle or mark any character names the first time they are introduced. 6. Keep a running list of characters and their traits. Add to this list as you learn more about the characters. 7. Write your notes somewhere accessible: a) in book; b) on sticky notes; c) in separate notebook. 8. Paraphrase each chapter right after you read it. Write only a few sentences. 9. Write down questions as they arise. No question is too small! 10. Color code your notes. Use different colors for definitions, questions, thoughts, etc. 11. Give each chapter a title, even if it already has one. Title = Main idea
I don’t know! Ha I can’t understand why either... but here is the link to the blog post where I list out the 11 techniques ... the same as in the comment :) schoolhabits.com/annotate-text-reading/ :)))
I am 53 and decided to return to school for my degree. I do not remember a lot of what I read and this helps me stay focused and remember. It slows me down. The trouble I have is understanding my notes. English was not a good subject for me and spelling/writing/grammar/pronunciation I am TERRIBLE at. I know practice makes it better so I have a ways to go. Thank you for your video and I will be putting the advice to good use.
I’m taking AP lang in high-school school right now, and you have helped so much for my understanding of annotations. I especially found #11 to be creative. On a side note, I see you come back to comments replying, very useful if someone has a question! Keep smiling and much thanks.
Your students are very lucky to have such a fun teacher! I've been doing this for years, but didn't know I was "annotating"! I really like your reminder that "your notes/annotations are your thoughts, your own interpretation" of the text! I'm a very slow processor when I read and I don't think deeply. So taking notes really helps me to, as you said, process what I'm reading. I appreciate the time you took to make and share this short video! Thank You!
thank you very much! i was in trouble to do annotations in a project of reading in my school, this make it looks very easier than i think, your video was very interactive and focused in the topic 😃🥰
Omg this was SUCH a helpful video! I’m an older person about to return to college, but never learned to do this. I even took a class some time ago how to study. But they didn’t teach how to annotate a text! So I’m hoping to incorporate this skill so I can succeed in all my upcoming classes. Thanks so much again!
Aw I’m so happy that it’s helpful! Thank you for that feedback. You’re amazing for going back to school. AMAZING. You’ll be great; just keep going 🥳🤓☺️🙌🏼
@girlisgone same here. My ENG 102 class has me reading and annotating a short story. I don't have a clue about this so I came to Univ of YT for a better understanding. Best wishes to us 🎉
I am a 42 year old woman, I LOVE reading but have never known what it mean to annotate. I really appreciate the simple, easy way you explained this. I have looked up so many web sites and video's. Only to be more confused. I'm now helping my teenagers and you have made it so simple for me to explain tit to them. Thank you.
Helpful. Always, always had a problem to either listen in class or take notes. Not successful trying to do both. What helped was when I printed the teachers ppt ahead of class and wrote note on that.
This video was lovely. I watched as a retired English teacher and former student from McAuley. It's good to know our girls have really "good" resources beyond the classroom, something we didn't have when I attended McAuley nearly fifty years ago.
It's summertime and I'm just watching TH-cam videos that might help my students with annotating for the coming school year. Loved your video. I plan to use it. THANK YOU!
Here are the 11 tips 1. look up unknown words 2. Put question marks next to paragraphs where you are uncertain or if the situation is unclear 3. Put a star next to something that is important 4. Put exclamation point !!! when something surprising happens 5. Circle the names of characters when they show up the first time 6. Keep a list of character names and relationships 7. Keep your notes in a separate location or in the back of the book or on sticky notes 8. In your own words, write a summary ofeach chapter. What happened? What might happen next? 9. When you get a question, write it down All questions are useful. 10. Use different colors for definitinos, thoughts, questions 11. GIve each chapter a title and tell the MAIN IDEA of that chapter. Caution Don’t make notes about everything Start slowly Don’t mark the whole text. Allow something to stand out
This is the first video I have seen of your channel and found it very useful. You have crafted the video in such a way it becomes easy for the listener to keep things in mind. Awesome work and please continue doing things of these sort so that we may get benefitted. Hooray!!!!
WONDERFULLY MADE!! I shared this with my 10th graders in their Google Classroom! The information is very concise and easy to understand! Love it! Blessings Always!
11 Annotating Techniques: 1. Circle unknown words and look up the definitions. 2. Put question marks next to areas of uncertainty or parts that are unclear. 3. Put a star next to any text that you think is important. 4. Put an exclamation point next to key turning points or something you want to come back to. 5. Circle or mark any character names the first time they are introduced. 6. Keep a running list of characters and their traits. Add to this list as you learn more about the characters. 7. Write your notes somewhere accessible: a) in book; b) on sticky notes; c) in separate notebook. 8. Paraphrase each chapter right after you read it. Write only a few sentences. 9. Write down questions as they arise. No question is too small! 10. Color code your notes. Use different colors for definitions, questions, thoughts, etc. 11. Give each chapter a title, even if it already has one. Title = Main idea copy and paste
Thanks for the helpful information. My professor assigned our class to watch this video and utilize our annotation technique on a reading assignment. This video helped me better understand annotation that I thought I was using in honors English in high school.
my teacher asked me to annotate but I ain't really understand how, it almost like the video has mentioned that I could mark the whole paragraph or text hahaha I'm sick of it. then I found this video it helps me a lott thank youuuuu
This video was the best! I didnt know how to annotate and always got the least marks in annotating... After watching this video, I got much better at it and now I get much more marks than before!!! Thanks SchoolHabits for this awesome video... ❤
Annotate = to take notes in a book/article/something similar. -for deeper understanding -keeps you enganged -Helps you process what you're reading -slow down your reading ------------------------------------------------------------ 1.Circle unknown words and look up definition 2.Put ? Next or uncertain parts 3.Put a star in main point 4.Put ! In key turning points 5.Circle or mark any character names when they are first introduced 6.Write your noted somewhere accessible such as book or on sticky note. 7.Paraphrase each chapter after reading in a few sentences. 8.Write down questions as they arise. 9.use colour code system 10.Give each chapter a title which is the main idea/ event in the chapter(make it interesting) 11.keep a running list of characters and their traits ------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes represent our thoughts Don't force yourself to sound smart. Let your annotation reflects your thinking Start off slowly as a newbie
Thanks so much! I'm going to add this to my student's platform to watch as a review of what I covered in class. You're video is much more engaging to my students, I'm sure! :)
Thanks for the description. I'm helping my son with a writing project which includes annotation and this provided the clarity I needed. Much appreciated.
+Nurul Ilham Anwar Exactly! Taking notes while reading has so many benefits. So many people think that annotating slows them down in a bad way, but when you're reading complex material, it's actually very important to slow down so that the words make sense :)
Excellent information. Thank you for taking the time to layout all this great information. I am going back to school after being out for 25 years. This seems very helpful!! I am so glad my teacher suggested this video for us.
I wish you were my teacher! You remind me so much of Giselle from Enchanted!! You were SO super helpful and got me engaged in what I was learning! Which is hard to do as a visual learner with ADHD
ironic how the beginning song goes "I can do anything" and "I can reach any goal" and stuff like that, but I can't. I have to go to school for 6 more years first
I realized that some of the tips is my method exactly! That's cool! But I also learned some new tips and too! This is really helpful, especially for literature and some of my other classes. Actually we annotate for just about every class so this very much helps! :D
I found your video a year or two ago and share it in my online and in-person developmental English classes as a great overview of annotation. However, this quarter I need to find captioned videos for a student with hearing loss, and the captions don't match up well with your video since they are auto-generated by TH-cam. Do you self-caption any of your videos? I'd love a version of this video with accurate captions so your video was accessible to all my students.
Oh my goodness, thank you for suggesting that I do that! I will most certainly look into doing captions so that the video is accessible to all. I appreciate your feedback, and I am so happy to hear that you and your students find the video is helpful.
Here, your welcome (thank me by subbing to me): 11 Annotating Techniques: 1. Circle unknown words and look up the definitions. 2. Put question marks next to areas of uncertainty or parts that are unclear. 3. Put a star next to any text that you think is important. 4. Put an exclamation point next to key turning points or something you want to come back to. 5. Circle or mark any character names the first time they are introduced. 6. Keep a running list of characters and their traits. Add to this list as you learn more about the characters. 7. Write your notes somewhere accessible: a) in book; b) on sticky notes; c) in separate notebook. 8. Paraphrase each chapter right after you read it. Write only a few sentences. 9. Write down questions as they arise. No question is too small! 10. Color code your notes. Use different colors for definitions, questions, thoughts, etc. 11. Give each chapter a title, even if it already has one. Title = Main idea
That's awesome! Thank you so much!! Oh boy I just recorded 13 more videos that I'll be putting out soon...Just have to edit them! I have a lot coming out about how to study for more than one test at a time, study tips for different learning styles, and tons more. I'm so happy you like my channel. Good luck with your studies!! :)
No onlyfans lolll I didn’t even know what that was until I just googled it 😭 It’s just me over here, steering my own ship, hoping to make some real fans along the way☺️ Thanks for watching ✨
I’m in honors English but I never learned to annotate. I would just highlight randomly and call it good so I’m here now to learn properly
Still got a shitty grade
Same
Nicholas Bogani check our my video Annotate That.
wow
Me to!
11 Annotating Techniques:
1. Circle unknown words and look up the definitions.
2. Put question marks next to areas of uncertainty or parts that are unclear.
3. Put a star next to any text that you think is important.
4. Put an exclamation point next to key turning points or something you want to come back to.
5. Circle or mark any character names the first time they are introduced.
6. Keep a running list of characters and their traits. Add to this list as you learn more about the characters.
7. Write your notes somewhere accessible: a) in book; b) on sticky notes; c) in separate notebook.
8. Paraphrase each chapter right after you read it. Write only a few sentences.
9. Write down questions as they arise. No question is too small!
10. Color code your notes. Use different colors for definitions, questions, thoughts, etc.
11. Give each chapter a title, even if it already has one. Title = Main idea
Why doesn’t TH-cam let me copy this comment 😂😫
I don’t know! Ha I can’t understand why either... but here is the link to the blog post where I list out the 11 techniques ... the same as in the comment :) schoolhabits.com/annotate-text-reading/ :)))
SchoolHabits thank you! This helped me a lot 😂
highlight, copy, paste into word.....
gee thanks.
my teacher is forcing me to do this and watch this
TylerTheTeamer my mom is forcing me to watch this
Your mom is obviously awesome 😎
same
Same
Same
I am 53 and decided to return to school for my degree. I do not remember a lot of what I read and this helps me stay focused and remember. It slows me down. The trouble I have is understanding my notes. English was not a good subject for me and spelling/writing/grammar/pronunciation I am TERRIBLE at. I know practice makes it better so I have a ways to go. Thank you for your video and I will be putting the advice to good use.
Help me I'm being forced by a teacher to watch this video
Edit: but thank you this is quite helpful
🤣sorry you’re being forced to watch it! 😂 .. but I’m glad it helped 😉👍🏻
I’m taking AP lang in high-school school right now, and you have helped so much for my understanding of annotations. I especially found #11 to be creative.
On a side note, I see you come back to comments replying, very useful if someone has a question! Keep smiling and much thanks.
Thanks so much for the time it took you to comment :) I really appreciate that!! A lot 😊
My teacher actually give this for homework and watch this video help me a lot.
Awesome!!! ☺️
@@SchoolHabits Very awesome actually I used all the techniques
Your students are very lucky to have such a fun teacher! I've been doing this for years, but didn't know I was "annotating"! I really like your reminder that "your notes/annotations are your thoughts, your own interpretation" of the text! I'm a very slow processor when I read and I don't think deeply. So taking notes really helps me to, as you said, process what I'm reading. I appreciate the time you took to make and share this short video! Thank You!
Thank you for this really kind feedback! I’m so happy the video helped you, and thank YOU for taking the time to tell me 🥰🤓
Who else is scrolling through the comments while watching this?
me lol
me
🤚
When you realize she is still liking and replying after 3 years 🤭
You bet 😜
Unlike books this TH-cam video is alive
@@SchoolHabits prettiest teacher I actually like school now 🤣
Yeahh hopefully HAHAHAHA
🤓
just watch it in 2x speed makes it a somewhat intresting 2 minute video
Lol
i watched it in the slowest speed. i think i fell asleep
WOW! The way you deliver your speech makes me excited! Thanks Teach!
The school forced people to watch this for summer reading
Lol
thank you very much! i was in trouble to do annotations in a project of reading in my school, this make it looks very easier than i think, your video was very interactive and focused in the topic 😃🥰
Thank you so much. That makes me happy to hear!! 🥰
@@SchoolHabits 😁💗
Omg this was SUCH a helpful video! I’m an older person about to return to college, but never learned to do this. I even took a class some time ago how to study. But they didn’t teach how to annotate a text! So I’m hoping to incorporate this skill so I can succeed in all my upcoming classes. Thanks so much again!
Aw I’m so happy that it’s helpful! Thank you for that feedback. You’re amazing for going back to school. AMAZING. You’ll be great; just keep going 🥳🤓☺️🙌🏼
@girlisgone same here. My ENG 102 class has me reading and annotating a short story. I don't have a clue about this so I came to Univ of YT for a better understanding. Best wishes to us 🎉
I am a 42 year old woman, I LOVE reading but have never known what it mean to annotate. I really appreciate the simple, easy way you explained this. I have looked up so many web sites and video's. Only to be more confused. I'm now helping my teenagers and you have made it so simple for me to explain tit to them. Thank you.
Aw that is terrific. Thank you so much for those kind words. I’m glad you found it helpful 🤓😊
Is anybody else’s teacher forcing you to watch this lmao
Helpful. Always, always had a problem to either listen in class or take notes. Not successful trying to do both. What helped was when I printed the teachers ppt ahead of class and wrote note on that.
I don't know what this is, but something about this activates my fight or flight response
This video was lovely. I watched as a retired English teacher and former student from McAuley. It's good to know our girls have really "good" resources beyond the classroom, something we didn't have when I attended McAuley nearly fifty years ago.
Thank you very much, Leslie! That means a lot coming from a veteran teacher. I'm so glad you enjoyed the video and see value in it :)
It's summertime and I'm just watching TH-cam videos that might help my students with annotating for the coming school year. Loved your video. I plan to use it. THANK YOU!
From one teacher to another, thank you so much. I really appreciate your positive feedback, and I hope your students benefit from the video.
you have some crazy eyes i feel like ur staring into my soul bruh but i gotta finish my work
🤣🤣🤓
So sweet!☺️
I’m being forced by my teacher.
Haha ... sorry? 😂 I hope you get something out of it though! 🤓
Lol 🤓
SchoolHabits I did. :)
Same if me hfmm
Lol sorry!!! But thanks for watching 👍🏻😉🤓
Here are the 11 tips
1. look up unknown words
2. Put question marks next to paragraphs where you are uncertain or if the situation is unclear
3. Put a star next to something that is important
4. Put exclamation point !!! when something surprising happens
5. Circle the names of characters when they show up the first time
6. Keep a list of character names and relationships
7. Keep your notes in a separate location or in the back of the book or on sticky notes
8. In your own words, write a summary ofeach chapter. What happened? What might happen next?
9. When you get a question, write it down All questions are useful.
10. Use different colors for definitinos, thoughts, questions
11. GIve each chapter a title and tell the MAIN IDEA of that chapter.
Caution
Don’t make notes about everything
Start slowly
Don’t mark the whole text. Allow something to stand out
Thanks for summarizing 👍🏻😃
Thank you! This video was more helpful than the last 10 I watched on annotating
+Desmond Cayouette I’m so happy it was helpful! Thank you 😊
My teacher gave me homework of saint patricks day and she said make sure to annotate so thank you it is very help full 🥳
Happy (late) st paddy’s day!! 🥳🍀 I’m glad the video was helpful!!
@@SchoolHabits your welcome!
This is the first video I have seen of your channel and found it very useful. You have crafted the video in such a way it becomes easy for the listener to keep things in mind. Awesome work and please continue doing things of these sort so that we may get benefitted. Hooray!!!!
rajevanr94 simp
as someone who trying to learn english as their third language, this trick or technique helps a lot! Thank you so much
That’s so great to hear!! 😊☺️ thank you!
Thank you for your clear and precise explanations of how to annotate.
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching 🤓🤓😊😊
WONDERFULLY MADE!! I shared this with my 10th graders in their Google Classroom! The information is very concise and easy to understand! Love it! Blessings Always!
Thank you so very much!! 🥰
IM JUST TAKING SCREEN SHOTS OF THE IMPORTANT STUFF
11 Annotating Techniques:
1. Circle unknown words and look up the definitions.
2. Put question marks next to areas of uncertainty or parts that are unclear.
3. Put a star next to any text that you think is important.
4. Put an exclamation point next to key turning points or something you want to come back to.
5. Circle or mark any character names the first time they are introduced.
6. Keep a running list of characters and their traits. Add to this list as you learn more about the characters.
7. Write your notes somewhere accessible: a) in book; b) on sticky notes; c) in separate notebook.
8. Paraphrase each chapter right after you read it. Write only a few sentences.
9. Write down questions as they arise. No question is too small!
10. Color code your notes. Use different colors for definitions, questions, thoughts, etc.
11. Give each chapter a title, even if it already has one. Title = Main idea
copy and paste
@@robogamer1921 or I could screenshot your comment
Thanks for the helpful information. My professor assigned our class to watch this video and utilize our annotation technique on a reading assignment. This video helped me better understand annotation that I thought I was using in honors English in high school.
That makes me so happy to hear ☺️☺️☺️
Awesome! This was really helpful! I am a mom teaching my daughter high school English. I am having trouble teaching her how to annotate. Thank you!
Thank you so much!! That's awesome that you're taking on a dual role -- that's so hard! But your daughter is lucky :)
Glad to find authentic and precise way of presentation , keep it up!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate you taking the time to write that feedback ☺️☺️
I just came here because I want to get my summer reading annotate done xD
Been dying because of this. Our teacher wants us to annotate 10 stories🤧
Thank you, this video helped me🤧
Thank you, this video was very helpful and I can't wait to use these skills and tips to enhance my memorization skills.
Awesome 🤓
my teacher asked me to annotate but I ain't really understand how, it almost like the video has mentioned that I could mark the whole paragraph or text hahaha I'm sick of it. then I found this video it helps me a lott thank youuuuu
Why do her eyes remind me of Kristen Bell?
at like 1:12, I screen shot her face because her face conveys the sheer terror of impending doom
supergeeks 😂😂
This video was the best! I didnt know how to annotate and always got the least marks in annotating... After watching this video, I got much better at it and now I get much more marks than before!!! Thanks SchoolHabits for this awesome video... ❤
Aw thank you ❤️
Np
I love the way you explain, I understood everything, I give you 5 stars😍
Aw thank you so much!! That means a lot to me 😊😊
Annotate = to take notes in a book/article/something similar.
-for deeper understanding
-keeps you enganged
-Helps you process what you're reading
-slow down your reading
------------------------------------------------------------
1.Circle unknown words and look up definition
2.Put ? Next or uncertain parts
3.Put a star in main point
4.Put ! In key turning points
5.Circle or mark any character names when they are first introduced
6.Write your noted somewhere accessible such as book or on sticky note.
7.Paraphrase each chapter after reading in a few sentences.
8.Write down questions as they arise.
9.use colour code system
10.Give each chapter a title which is the main idea/ event in the chapter(make it interesting)
11.keep a running list of characters and their traits
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Notes represent our thoughts
Don't force yourself to sound smart. Let your annotation reflects your thinking
Start off slowly as a newbie
Thanks so much! I'm going to add this to my student's platform to watch as a review of what I covered in class. You're video is much more engaging to my students, I'm sure! :)
+Lisa Brown Awesome! I hope it helps them! Thank you 😊
Taking college English as a sophomore. It’s really scary but this helped a lot
Yikes! That’s a challenge!! You’ve got it 🤓 I’m happy this helped!!
Thanks for the description. I'm helping my son with a writing project which includes annotation and this provided the clarity I needed. Much appreciated.
Aw great! I’m so glad to hear that. Thank you for the helpful feedback 🤓
I don’t ever remember being taught to annotate and why I should do so. Thank you
taking notes, deeper understanding, keeps you awake and engaged, helps you procccccesssss while reading, slows down your reading which is good
+Nurul Ilham Anwar Exactly! Taking notes while reading has so many benefits. So many people think that annotating slows them down in a bad way, but when you're reading complex material, it's actually very important to slow down so that the words make sense :)
Never learned how to annotate and we are now using it this year. I forgot how to do it over Christmas break so here I am
Excellent information. Thank you for taking the time to layout all this great information. I am going back to school after being out for 25 years. This seems very helpful!! I am so glad my teacher suggested this video for us.
Aw thanks so much for that feedback! You are AWESOME for going back to school after all this time. You will be great 🙌🏼🙌🏼
As a Junior in high school and where every class is required to annotate, this is a lifesaver!! Thank you so much!
I’m so happy to hear that! You’ve got this 🤓
@@SchoolHabits Thx! I’ve also shared this with a new student in my class and this has helped him too! Keep it up!
Thank you so much. I just started my very first college reading class and we are learning how to annotate. This was so helpful 😊😉👏👏
Thank you thank you!! :))
I wish you were my teacher! You remind me so much of Giselle from Enchanted!! You were SO super helpful and got me engaged in what I was learning! Which is hard to do as a visual learner with ADHD
Aww your comment made me smile so big 😁 thank you very much for taking the time to write that ❤️
Best part 7:51
What a beauty. I need to watch this video again because I was distracted ;)
Thank you for explaining "annotation" & simplifying how to annotate readings :)
You’re welcome, Katie!! I’m so happy you thought it was helpful :))
I've heard of annotating, but never done it. This video have alot of pointers and great advice on how. I was really dumb founded.
6:52 They took that book's life
for real
Thanks for helping me with my school work
You’re welcome! 🤓🙌🏽
ironic how the beginning song goes "I can do anything" and "I can reach any goal" and stuff like that, but I can't. I have to go to school for 6 more years first
We can do thisss!!! Fighting ^^
Hi, I've watched 4 or 5 annotation videos and this one by far is my favorite one.. Great job!
Awesome! Thank you for the feedback. I’m so glad the video was helpful!
My teacher strap me to a chair and forced me to watch this send help
I've got an English exam today, this really helped me understand what I'm gonna do. Thankyou ;)
Good luck on the exam!! 🙌🏽
@@SchoolHabits thankyou! I felt really good doing it. Thankyou again
POV: your here because school made you watch it
stef is a blister Ü GURL SAME
uummm yea totally
Lol well I hope it’s not too much torture!! 😭😭😭
This video was suggested by my future teacher for part of a summer assignment we're doing, and It's actually very helpful. Thank you
Aw awesome! I’m so glad to hear that ☺️
Same
I realized that some of the tips is my method exactly! That's cool! But I also learned some new tips and too! This is really helpful, especially for literature and some of my other classes. Actually we annotate for just about every class so this very much helps! :D
this girl out here saving lives
🤓💜
my teacher made me...
Haha well hello! And thanks for watching... even if you had no choice 😂🤓
Nice video, it helped a lot. Now I can finally annotate properly. Keep up the good work and btw my teacher forced us to watch it but I liked it.
Thank you so much! That makes me happy to hear ☺️ 🤓
Great information! Is it ok if I use this video and your notes to make a powerpoint for my middle school students?
Absolutely! I'm so happy that you think it will be a good resource for your students: that's my entire purpose! :)
This is really helpful and i'm really bad at this stuff and i'm learning this from SchoolHabits in youtube:) thanks for this video!
I'm so happy it's helpful to you! You're not bad at this stuff - you're just learning it! =))))))
@@SchoolHabits Thank you so much for replying to my comment this has actually helped me at school:D
I have to so this for a school thing lol 😂
Lol well I hope I’m not too painful to watch! 🤣🤣
No I liked it we even had to watch it in class
That’s awesome 🤓🤓
I do like what I see! I'm taking college courses, and never learned how annotate. Thank you!!
This was actually really helpful thank you.
Awesome!! Thank you 😊
this was made 3 years ago yet you still replys. also my teacher is making me watch this
🤓☺️
I found your video a year or two ago and share it in my online and in-person developmental English classes as a great overview of annotation. However, this quarter I need to find captioned videos for a student with hearing loss, and the captions don't match up well with your video since they are auto-generated by TH-cam. Do you self-caption any of your videos? I'd love a version of this video with accurate captions so your video was accessible to all my students.
Oh my goodness, thank you for suggesting that I do that! I will most certainly look into doing captions so that the video is accessible to all. I appreciate your feedback, and I am so happy to hear that you and your students find the video is helpful.
THANK YOU for this video omg if I didn’t watch this and learn it to do my homework my English teacher would have gotten so mad
Aww it makes me so happy to know that it was helpful!! 😋
cool this really helped me
You've taught me more than my ELA teacher has taught me through out the entire year so far (I'm in the final quarter)
Oh dear! Lol - Better late than never 😅🤓
At school we watched this and the laugh made everyone laugh (5th grader)
Here, your welcome (thank me by subbing to me):
11 Annotating Techniques:
1. Circle unknown words and look up the definitions.
2. Put question marks next to areas of uncertainty or parts that are unclear.
3. Put a star next to any text that you think is important.
4. Put an exclamation point next to key turning points or something you want to come back to.
5. Circle or mark any character names the first time they are introduced.
6. Keep a running list of characters and their traits. Add to this list as you learn more about the characters.
7. Write your notes somewhere accessible: a) in book; b) on sticky notes; c) in separate notebook.
8. Paraphrase each chapter right after you read it. Write only a few sentences.
9. Write down questions as they arise. No question is too small!
10. Color code your notes. Use different colors for definitions, questions, thoughts, etc.
11. Give each chapter a title, even if it already has one. Title = Main idea
bruh im being forced to do this shi* aight wish yall the best
Good tips. I usually require more from my college students but these would definitely be a great start. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! Gotta start somewhere 🤓
SchoolHabits Definitely! 👌🏽
This video is so cringe, but it helps
The teacher made me watch this BUT thank you for not making a boring video!
Stop
this video helped me a lot I’m starting high school and I need to annotate for my pre ap English class 😅😅
I’m so happy you found it helpful! And it makes me smile that you took the time to write this comment. I appreciate you 😋
Mam I'm eager to know what's coming up next? I am a student,and a big fan of your channel
That's awesome! Thank you so much!! Oh boy I just recorded 13 more videos that I'll be putting out soon...Just have to edit them! I have a lot coming out about how to study for more than one test at a time, study tips for different learning styles, and tons more. I'm so happy you like my channel. Good luck with your studies!! :)
Thank so very much for this...I am using it to teach my 7th graders how to annotate.
That makes me so happy to hear. Thank you! And thank you for educating 🤓
Smart and cute!
+Drew Lago thank you 🤗
You are awesome my lady🥰💯. Will give this a try hopefully adopt as a habit.
Aww thank you so much!! 🥰🥰 You’re the best :)
Watching is video I am, disappointed I am watching a video of how to takes hmmhmm! Know how to take notes I do.
I just watched this in my Science it’s helpful
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I am non-native speaker PhD student in the UK. love your vidoes
Aw that’s awesome! Good luck to you in your PhD program. Thanks for watching! :)
thnx. keep posting more ..best of luck dear
I think my favorite annotation technique is circling words that you don't know and going to find the definition.
Yes! That can be super helpful 🤓
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Thank you, this helped me a year ago and still helps me today.
My reply to this comment is so late! But I wanted to say thank you :)
Wow. This helped me so much in my comprehension. Thank you
That’s awesome - thank you for taking the time to tell me that 😌🤓