The Cornell Method is a note-taking technique that involves dividing your page into two columns: a larger one for main notes and a smaller one for cues or questions. During a lecture, jot down your ...

For the average professor, a student whose notebook is full of miscellaneous papers, magazine clippings, grocery lists, foil, dryer lint or playing cards doesn’t seem like an effective use of space.

Learning requires students to process information, and collaborative note-taking offers a way to make that process engaging and even fun. Getting students to read is an even bigger challenge than ...

Students who write notes by hand during lectures perform better on exams than those who use laptops, according to a new study - even when the computers are disconnected from the Internet to avoid ...

Gen Z is the most tech-native generation to ever step into a classroom, and they’re not just using tech to scroll through TikTok. They’re using it to streamline how they learn, revise, and organize ...

Computers and phones have become the go-to note-taking method for many. But your brain benefits from an old-fashioned pen and paper. This article originally appeared on The Conversation, and is ...

A CRIMINAL law student was caught cheating in a university exam – using a deviously intricate method. Professors admitted they couldn’t help admiring the lengths he went to way to sneak crib notes ...