Post by clarencebunsen on Jul 9, 2023 10:36:58 GMT -5
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During my student days, I took extensive notes during lectures. I seldom referred to my notes when studying for tests. I found that the act of taking the notes seemed to imprint on my brain and I could read them back in my mind's eye. I also know that my notes generally were in outline form. I needed to process and organize the information as it was presented. This was much easier with some instructors than others.
My cursive handwriting is terrible. My father also had bad handwriting but his lettering on engineering drawings was perfect. I never mastered that skill.
During my student days, I took extensive notes during lectures. I seldom referred to my notes when studying for tests. I found that the act of taking the notes seemed to imprint on my brain and I could read them back in my mind's eye. I also know that my notes generally were in outline form. I needed to process and organize the information as it was presented. This was much easier with some instructors than others.
My cursive handwriting is terrible. My father also had bad handwriting but his lettering on engineering drawings was perfect. I never mastered that skill.
