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Friday, May 2, 2014

Visual Note Taking

We THINK in pictures, we write with words - why not bring these together?


How can you take notes in a way that shows you truly understand a concept?


The Friday Message.
We have all at some time in our lives been the person being referred to in this post. What can be learned from this person's thoughts? (Thanks Jen's Dad)
What Students Really Need to Hear

13 comments:

Anonymous said...

Today I figured out what worked for me and I ended up going to a mind map. I have all of my topics organized and I know exactly what I am going to do.

Unknown said...

can you punctuate compound sentences?

Anonymous said...

Today I figured out what worked for me and I ended up going to a mind map. I have all of my topics organized, and I know exactly what I am going to do.
THat better?
I was rushing... :)

Anonymous said...

I loved today, it was so much fun.

Jordan the other sentence has to be punctuated as well. I think :)

Anonymous said...

Oh my goodness.... :)
Wel let me just say commas before the 'ands' Is that better now? :)

Unknown said...

still missing one J. - Is there always a comma before every 'and?'

Can you spot comma splice Jess?

Anonymous said...

Not sure Mr. Buxton.

What is for homework?

Unknown said...

Find the comma in your sentence. Should it be there?

Read

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Unknown said...

The article that Jen's dad wrote was very strong and in the very strong perspective of a teacher.

Unknown said...

Why strong - use your NF lens to comment more specifically!

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Anonymous said...

Did Jordan miss the comma after the word 'Today'? Thanks for the time to work on our brainstorming in class today!

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