Sunday, 1 December 2013

How To Take Good Notes In Class

By Franklin Skribbit


Many hours are spent in the classroom while attending colleges in Ogden and other locations. You may spend one to four hours in just one class.

Besides the time spent in class, you are required to spend hours outside of class time to study and review topics learned.

Many people just want to jump in and grab the reigns but it takes much more studying and research in an area to be a good leader. Even though it is good to rely on those you lead you don't want to build a dependence on their knowledge.

There are three steps to taking good notes in class: prepare, be active, and write. These three steps can help ensure you take notes that will improve your study methods and improve your grades while attending Ogden colleges.

There have been too many lawsuits for surgeons making forgetful mistakes like leaving tools inside a patient or cutting the wrong place. There are plenty of lawyers to ruin you if this sounds like something you might do.

This can be one of the toughest leadership styles especially for those who master the confident leadership style because sometimes these two leadership styles can actually clash.

Be sure to bring completed reading assignments and any provided outlines to class. This will allow you to add further notes or expand upon certain topics.

The second step is to be active in class. Arrive early to campus and head to your classes early so you can sit up close and have a good view of any displays, models, or overhead notes. Sitting near the front of the classroom will also allow you to be more attentive.

On another note flexible leadership is not only able to adapt to changing individuals but also changing environments and conditions.

Don't be afraid to ask questions and answer questions out loud. This will help with memory retention and give you a better opportunity to add to your notes. This also shows your professor you are eager to learn and are paying attention.

Beyond the 20 years of schooling that all surgeons have to do there are thousands of unaccounted hours of study and research with their work. Studying is a life pursuit for these people and they have to love it or they will not love work.

There are always those who try and stymie enthusiasm, who are just negative. Don't let them discourage you as a leader because just like any other leader knows, there is always opposition when you lead the way.

It is important to decide the layout of your notes. Keeping your notes in a simple outline format can make topics easy to find later when studying.

An outline format makes use of headings and bullets. Some professors do not make it easy to keep a structured outline.

So the next time you are encouraging Nursing Staff as a manager, leading troops to the battlefield, or just influencing fellow coworkers in meetings remember that leadership is more than just being ahead of the crowd.




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