Lesson 104 of 1234
How to Write a Lesson Note
Jot down a thought while you read — and find it again later, attached to the right lesson.
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What this lesson covers
Learning path
The main moves in order
- 1Why notes
- 2notes
- 3annotation
- 4save
Concept cluster
Terms to connect while reading
Section 1
Why notes
Notes turn reading from passive into active. Even a one-sentence reaction will help you remember what you read.
How to add a note
- 1Open any lesson.
- 2Scroll to the side panel labeled 'Notes' (or click the pencil icon).
- 3Type your note in the box.
- 4Click Save. The note is attached to that lesson forever — or until you delete it.
Find all your notes in one place
In the menu, click 'Notes.' You will see every note you have written, listed by lesson.
Key terms in this lesson
The big idea: the best notes are the messy ones. Don't try to make them sound smart.
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