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Different options for note-taking 

11/4/2016

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I always tell my students, "Study for the test"- but I sometimes forget to show them how to study. I encourage my students to take different kinds of notes to review for quizzes and tests and give them options to choose from. I usually make the "notes" or "vocabulary" mandatory and I do a quick spot check in class to see if they completed them. Click the image below to a hyperlinked worksheet that can give students ownership over their learning.
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