Question

What types of statements are made by your teacher to indicate what you should include in your notes? Give three examples of these statements.

Answer 1

Typically the statements emphasize the importance of the info being presented. The teacher could say things like "this is very important" or "here's what you need to remember". If they repeat the info multiple times, that also indicates that you need to know that info and should therefore put it in your notes. However, many teachers will just tell you "this should be in your notes" to ensure you know.

Answer 2

ANSWER: The teachers make it clear which of the notes should be included. They usually say these sentences:

1. "Here's what you should remember" - This indicates that it should be included in the notes and is important.

2. "This is important" - This is a direct statement that is it important and may come in an examination. It also indicates that this notes may have been useful in the past exams.

3. "Include this in your notes" - Here the teacher is directly instructing the student to include it in the notes as it is very important for him/her.