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What | Need To Know
The module is divided into two
lessons, namely:
¢ Lesson 1 - Information Gathering
through Noting for Specific Details
¢ Lesson 2 - Scanning and Skimming
to Gather and Locate Required
Information
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Lesson 1 - Information Gathering through
Noting for Specific Details
The common methods in gathering information are the following:
1. reading 4. questionnaires
2. interviews 5. observation
3. questioning 6. study of existing reports y
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Reading for details
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the most utilized information
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Title: Cornell Notes
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( QuesTiONs | @ Key thoughts and takeaways)
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How To Use It
¢ Write points in an organized manner based on
space indentation.
¢ Place major points farthest to the left.
¢ Indent each more specific point farther to the right
(level of importance is indicated by distance away
from left margin)
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Some suggested
waus in outlining
¢ Use only one form of outline, either number letter
sequence or decimal sequence.
Number letter Sequence: Decimal Sequence:
I. Food 1. Choose desired college university
A. Vegetables 1.1. Visit and evaluate college
B, Fruits campuses
1.Vegetables 1.2. visit and evaluate college websites
a. Cabbage 1.2.1. Look for interesting classes.
b. Broccoli 1.2.2. Note important statistics.
2. Fruits
a. Apple
b. Mango
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4. Classify your materials accurately into major
and subordinate topics. Do not place a subordinate
topic in the same ranking as a major topic and vice
versa.
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Incorrect:
I. My young brother has a self-acquired knowledge on different
machines.
A. He can build a model airplane.
B. He can repair an automobile motor.
C. He can put it together again.
D. He can repair a tractor.
Note: The topic which is inappropriately ranked is letter C, which should
belong as a subtopic under B. A, B, and D belong under the category of
different machines mentioned in the main topic.
Correct:
I. My young brother has a self-acquired knowledge on different
machines.
A. He can build a model airplane.
B. He can repair an automobile motor.
1. He can put it together again.
2. He has worked on different automobile motors so far.
C. He can repair a tractor.
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5. Do not overload your outline.
Incorrect:
I. I made preparations carefully, since a visit to grandfather’s did not
happen everyday, and also because the vacation promised to be full
of opportunities for outdoor activities.
Better:
I. I made preparations carefully.
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|.0 Choose Desired College
|. Visit and evaluate college campuses
|.2 Visit and evaluate college websites
|.2.1 Look for interesting classes
| .2.2 Note important statistics
that you can use to effectively note details for information - used to see the main idea and how information related to one another. Creation is fast and
spontaneous
More flexible
Do not contain
connection words
Easy to modify after creating
Creation requires thinking
skills
More logical and maintain
a hierarchical structure
Contain connection words
aligning with arrows
Not easy to modify since
they have nodes
Structure
Video
Handouts
Overall
Topic
Worries
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Who? ——— Audience —— Benefits
Goals Level
Examples
Making bs Delivery ——— Analysis
Presentation
Length
Scanning vs. Skimming