A quick thread on how I take notes:

In middle school I took a class about organization - while all my friends acted up, I learned a skill I used through high school: Cornell Notes

Subjects go on the left and notes go on the right - you can even fold the two sections for a study guide! https://i.imgur.com/ZIv8gFY.png

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Wish I’d had such a killer lesson at that age. Bumbled through to this day but this looks like a super handy process! (Love pen and paper notes.)

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Very fortunate to have been in that class -- as annoying and irrelevant as some of the lessons were, the note-taking and organization skills I learned were invaluable.

And Cornell Notes worked *so* well for my tests and quizzes growing up, highly recommend to any students

Shame filler lessons give a class a bad rep and turn kids off. Speaks to the worth of just doing valuable one-offs and not committing a full thing to the timetable. Fair play to you for the discernment.

Thank you! And I agree — for reference it was a mandatory class but still a lot of kids didn’t pay attention and I’m glad I did :)