Do any of you take notes as you go through the Syllabus?

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  ENTJ Alum Inactive ⭐

  April 2014 edited April 2014 3658 karma

  Yeah I take tons of notes. It would take a good 15 minutes to scroll through all the crap I wrote down. It was especially helpful for all the lesson videos.
  
  I review them when I look back at certain lessons. I try to come up with the same inferences before I actually read my notes to see if I solidified the logic that I hoped to have learned.
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  Archieboots Alum Member

  April 2014 155 karma

  Yes I write my own notes for some lessons - a few tricks to remember lawgic for instance. I also take notes of my score and what mistakes I made for each exercise, this way when I do them again I can compare.
• retaker2014 Alum Member

  April 2014 99 karma

  Great to what you guys are doing. I use a regular notebook and pencil right as I go along with the syllabus. And I have another notebook for diagramming logic games, when I am correcting. Earlier in my studying when I had no idea, how a logic game for example would work, I would diagram along with the video explanation. It would help make things that I was missing 'click'.
  
  I would be more inclined to use the notes at the end of lessons if they were synchronised across all lessons; so when reviewing E (A+C+D) for example, I could quickly scroll to my notes on A and C very quickly.
• ENTJ Alum Inactive ⭐

  April 2014 3658 karma

  I just do everything through the 7sage website. That way when you go back to certain lessons, you have your comments right there at the bottom. It's pretty nifty.