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Apr 26, 2012
JustMe
I don't require note-taking but I do have links to note-taking skills pages for students ( including Cornell). I found the best way to turn kids off to social studies is to require incessant note-taking. I DO think it is important to teach various methods of info organization ( graphic organizers, charts, tables, etc...) and I do not downplay note-...See More
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