Question

1. How would you apply the Cornell Method to a face-to-face Physics class?

a. Be specific – would all the tasks listed apply? List and explain which tasks might or might not apply. If you think all apply, explain and support your answer with details and examples.

2. How would you apply the Cornell Method to an English Literature online course?

a. Be specific – would all the tasks listed apply? List and explain which tasks might or might not apply. If you think all apply, explain and support your answer with details and examples.

Answer 1

Cornell Method –

It is a system for taking, organizing and reviewing notes and has been devised by Prof. Walter Pauk of Cornell University in the 1950s.

It requires very less time, first divide the paper as shown in the figure.

On the top section - write date, subjects, topics covered, faculty teaching etc etc.

On the right column - make notes, write important lines, things are seems important to be noted down.

On the left column – write keywords of the individual lines to remember them by.

On the bottom column – write the summary of the notes covered in the notes above.

1. For a face to face physics class, start with writing the details of the class on the top column then through the class write notes, thoughts etc on the right side of the column. Leave proper space between two points. Sum up each individual point, dates etc on the left side of the column. In the end write a small summary of the notes in the bottom column of the page.
2. Same goes for online class too, all the steps are repeated once again as discussed above.

Since the list of tasks as asked in the question is not given so we have discussed the whole process in depth.