Cornell Hexagonal Graph Notebook: Cornell Note Taking System with Hexagonal Graph Paper, Large (8.5"x11") , 120 Pages, for Organic Chemistry Students

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The Universal Note Taking System (Cornell Notes) is a note-taking system devised by Walter Pauk, an education professor at Cornell University. A Proven Focused Note-Taking Method for classroom notes, lectures, tutorials, and reading. A hexagonal graph has been added to the notes for Chemistry students. The larger size (8.5”x11”) is perfect for comprehensive notetaking through the academic year.Included are four sections:The header of each page includes the date, class, and topic.In the larger right-hand column for ‘Notes’, a hexagonal graph design is a designated space for you to take notes during your class, tutorial or revision session.In the smaller left-hand column is an area for ‘Key Points’. Leave this side space blank as you take notes. Immediately after the lesson, summarize the main concepts of the lesson in this column.At the bottom of the page is a small space to summarize the notes page's contents into a few condensed sentences to help solidify your learning.Description:• Larger Size (8.5” x 11”)• 120 Pages of Hexagonal ‘Cornell Notes’ Note Paper• Good Quality Paper for Gel Pen, Ink, or Markers• Soft Matte FinishThis Hexagonal Cornell Notes Notebook is perfect for everyone – students of all ages, teachers and professionals.