Take notes from books

27/03/16 // spending my evening annotating my copy of the great gatsby because i am too tired to continue my biology revision - terrified i am going to fail my english literature a-level

Critical reading includes 'Inspectional Reading': Reading with a focus on grasping the book as a 'whole thing'--also called 'Systematic skimming.'

What is books annotation? How to annotate? What are the benefits of annotation? And how I personally annotate? #booksannotation #books #annotation #reading #lifestyle

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All my life, I learned from my dad that underlining great passages in a book and otherwise marking and making notes does the book great honor. The more of the book is underlined, the better the book, or possibly the better the reader. However, I do not underline library books and

A post about how I make mind maps.

Learn ways to take better notes in school or at work. Improve your note-taking skills for class or meetings with these effective note-taking systems.

In past blog posts we’ve written about keeping a commonplace book, a kind of information journal where you write down facts, quotes, instructions, reference information, and other ideas that are interesting or meaningful to you—a personal reference book filled only with information that you find useful or meaningful. It’s a great organization tool for the things you want to remember. Our first post in this series was all about what commonplace books are and how to use one. Our second post…