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    This document provides guidance on effective note-taking during lectures. It emphasizes identifying key words to capture the most important information in as few words as possible. Key words typically include definitions, descriptions, classifications, sequences, comparisons, causes and effects, and words used in persuasion or evaluation. The document also provides examples of note-taking symbols that can be used, such as a dash to represent "is/was" or abbreviations like "V.P." for vice president. Sound pairs of certain vowel sounds in English are also outlined.

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    This document provides guidance on effective note-taking during lectures. It emphasizes identifying key words to capture the most important information in as few words as possible. Key words typically include definitions, descriptions, classifications, sequences, comparisons, causes and effects, and words used in persuasion or evaluation. The document also provides examples of note-taking symbols that can be used, such as a dash to represent "is/was" or abbreviations like "V.P." for vice president. Sound pairs of certain vowel sounds in English are also outlined.

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    This document provides guidance on effective note-taking during lectures. It emphasizes identifying key words to capture the most important information in as few words as possible. Key words typically include definitions, descriptions, classifications, sequences, comparisons, causes and effects, and words used in persuasion or evaluation. The document also provides examples of note-taking symbols that can be used, such as a dash to represent "is/was" or abbreviations like "V.P." for vice president. Sound pairs of certain vowel sounds in English are also outlined.

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    EDUCATION FACULTY

    Assoc. Prof.Dr. Irma Mesiridze


    What do you think will be the topic about?
    What is prenuptial agreement?
    What is your opinion about prenuptial agreement?
    Goals of the Lecture:

    Learn how to choose key words to


    note

    Using note-taking symbols and


    abbreviations
    While listening to a lecture it is important to take notes.

    While taking notes it is important:


    •To note as much information as possible in the fewest words

    •Omit the words that are not important.

    •Identify important information and write down the key words or words that
    carry meaning.

    •Use already existing symbols or abbreviations or develop your own ones.


    We can identify important information by
    •Paying attention to key words
    • Noticing cues in speech

    Usually Key words are: Usually Key words are not:


    Key words:

    Definition Description and


    •Is known as Example
    •Is called •Consists of
    • Is •Adjective
    •Refers to •For example
    •Means •For instance
    •Namely
    •Specifically
    •That is
    Key Words

    Classification
    •Kinds of
    •Types of
    •Classes of
    •Groups of
    •Parts of
    •Properties of
    •Characteristics of
    •Varieties of
    Key Words

    Sequence-Chronology
    Sequence-
    or Process
    •First, second, third Chronology or
    •Next, then, last Process
    •Finally •Now
    •Before •As soon as
    •After •Later
    •At the same time •Subsequently
    •Meanwhile •Eventually
    •Step
    •Stage
    •Phase
    Key Words

    Comparison and Comparison and


    Contrast Contrast
    •Like
    •Although
    •Similar to
    •But
    •Differ from
    •Conversely
    •Compared with
    •In spite of
    •In comparison
    •Even though
    •Similarly
    •However
    •In the same way
    •Instead
    •In contrast
    •On the contrary
    •Whereas
    •On the other hand
    •Adjective + -er
    •Despite
    Key Words

    Cause and Effect


    •As a consequence
    •As a result Persuasion or
    •Thus
    •Therefore Evaluation
    •Because •First, second, third
    •Because of •Should, must, ought to
    •For this reason •Therefore
    •Consequently •In conclusion, in
    •Since summary
    •So
    Note Taking Symbols
    Note Taking Examples.

    Lecturer: Dan Quayle was George Bush’s vice –


    president

    Good Notes: Quayle _ Bush’s V.P.

    Poor Notes: DQ – GB’s V.P.


    Remember:
    The dash (_) can symbolize the verb ``was`` or any
    other form of ``to be``.

    Avoid using the abbreviations that are not familiar


    and that you won’t remember if you read your note
    later.
    e.g. GB (for George Bush) you might not remember
    later.
    However V.P. is familiar abbreviation and stands for
    vice-president.
    SOUND PAIRS

    THE WOVEL SOUNDS:


    /ɜ:/; /ɒ/
    THE VOWEL SOUND /ɜ:/

    EAR (heard)
    OR (worst)
    IR (bird) /ɜ:/sound
    UR (further)
    OUR(journey)
    E.g. Dog/dɒg/
    Wash/wɒS/

    sound / O
    ɒ/
    sound /
    SOMETIMES ɒ/
    A
    EDUCATION FACULTY

    THANK YOU FOR YOUR


    ATTENTION

    Assoc. Prof.Dr. Irma Mesiridze

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