Subj : Re: Good examples of programming course lecture notes
To   : comp.programming,comp.lang.java.programmer
From : Baxter
Date : Tue Sep 20 2005 07:24 pm

Taking notes helps because it involves more of your 5 senses.  The more of a
person's senses that can be involved, and the more parts of their brain
involved, the faster they learn.


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<clemenr@wmin.ac.uk> wrote in message
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> It also disrupts looking at a fly walk across the ceiling. Taking notes
> implies a minimum amount of attention being paid to what is being said.
> >From my own experience of being a student up to this year attending a
> colleague's lectures and taking notes as an exercise, I know that it's
> entirely possible to stay plugged into what is being said and take
> quality notes.

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