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Use Fill-in-the-Blank Note Taking

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Give students an outline with some words missing to help keep students on task and promote comprehension.

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During a lecture or presentation, a teacher can provide a copy of their notes with certain key words omitted. Then students can listen for the missing words during the presentation and fill in blanks. This can be a helpful alternative to expecting students to take notes independently or copying notes from a board in their entirety.

Use Fill-in-the-Blank Note Taking

Give students an outline with some words missing to help keep students on task and promote comprehension.

Example:

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Written by: Louis Olander
Reviewed by: Kathy Furlong Silverio

Use Fill-in-the-Blank Note Taking

Give students an outline with some words missing to help keep students on task and promote comprehension.

Example:

Further Reading:

Written by: Louis Olander Reviewed by: Kathy Furlong Silverio

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Written by: Louis Olander
Reviewed by: Kathy Furlong Silverio