There’s a fair bit of debate about whether study notes are better than exam notes and vice versa. Most of the time the arguments come down to the quality of the notes, time spent writing them and ease of memory retention – but there’s actually a lot to consider!
你可能已经有了一些问题 -什么是学习笔记？What are exam notes?他们是如何不同的？哪一个最适合我？
幸运的是，我们将完全解释一下！
So, let’s dive in!
Study Notes: The Basics
考试笔记：基础知识
学习注意：优点和缺点
考试笔记：优点和缺点
如何选择？
Study Notes: The Basics
一般学习说明是逐步逐步，术语甚至年度逐步逐步逐步的。它们往往很长，深入，深入，并涵盖所学到的所有信息。The key indication that a set of notes are study notes is that they covereverything- 关键点和概念，课堂工作，额外信息和一般学习。他们通常还会对每个主题相同的细节。这就是为什么他们往往这么久。
这是学习笔记的典型传播可能是多么的。请注意，在思想/主题中，存在大量的信息同样传播 - 这些信息只有两页整个笔记。
考试笔记：基础知识
另一方面，考试票据是关于优先考虑信息并向时间课程工作。这些笔记通常集中在关键的想法上，使用简短的积分，思维映射和速记来快速表达主题。通常考试笔记较短，只关注一个或两个学习主题，通常是即将进行测试的主题。考试笔记几乎总是简明扼要，并削减了不是绝对必不可少的任何信息。
这些考试笔记非常好的例子。它们简短，包括快速解释概念的图表，并且没有任何多余信息。
那么辩论是什么？
基本上有三个大意见......
- 那些说的人study笔记最佳工作
- 那些说的人考试笔记最佳工作
- 那些说他们最好的人together
There are also some people who claim that the two styles are actually the same and can be used interchangeably, but that’s generally not the case. Because of the differences between exam and study notes, trying to make one set of notes fit both styles will usually only end in notes of poor quality.
所以，引人注目，我们留下了我们的三个主要意见。像往常一样，决定自己的唯一方法是看看争论的所有不同方面，所以让我们看看！
学习注意：优点和缺点
“我是那些喜欢做学习笔记的人，因为我走了，所以我的时间达到考试不仅仅是采取阶段的基本票据，这只是教科书的反流。“– Jasmine, 97.6 ATAR
Pros
涵盖它 -我们已经两次说过，但学习说明涵盖了一切。从第一次世界大战的时间表到奥托匈牙利的三明治有趣的事实，这些笔记应该包括几乎所有关于某个主题的信息。这使得它们令人遗憾并保证您以后需要的任何信息将在一个地方，准备修订。
详细的 -因为您涵盖了所有信息和思想等于平等的参与，所以这些笔记几乎总是最终令人难以置信的详细信息。这意味着，无论主题如何，您都有足够的信息不仅可以理解关键的想法/概念，还可以了解为什么他们是受试者的关键。
Gradual build up –the scope of this style means that you have to be constantly adding to them, but that’s actually a benefit! Because you’re writing them over an extended timeframe you’re actually able to write in smaller chunks, meaning that spending 1-2 hours a week on study notes can easily get you through.
Cons
长–this is a double-edged sword. Long notes means covering everything but it also makes it much harder to find specific information and digest whole topics quickly. It also means that your notes could end up becomingtoolong – making them useless if you don’t have enough time to actually study them.
Not prioritised –覆盖所有信息同样意味着没有优先化，因此很少地指示是什么，而且不重要。这使得快速识别关键主题和想法更难，这反过来使它们更难以研究。
长-term dedication –as mentioned above, you’ll only need to put in a few hours a week to build up great study notes. But at the same time this means you have to commit to constantly adding to them – the second you slack off information is going to start piling up and make it way harder for you to get back into regular note making.
考试笔记：优点和缺点
“Every subject varies but I believe there are some crucial steps…把你的学习笔记减少到基础知识。“- 杰西卡，94.35 Atar
Pros
更好的记忆保留 -问题的事实是，较短的，总结的票据将比长期更容易。这意味着您有更少的信息来学习，因此对大脑中的更多“空间”来说是重要的事情。
Prioritised –因为您的注释只关注他们自动优先考虑的关键想法和信息。通过切除无用的信息或您已经通过心脏所知的信息，您可以更轻松地记住您实际需要的信息 - 加上，您将记住确切为什么这一信息非常重要。
一次性写作 -每周不必添加到你的笔记是大多数学生都喜欢的东西。由于考试笔记特定于某些主题或即将到来的评估，因此您只需要在实际需要它们时制作它们。它可能意味着工作6小时而不是2个小时，但每周比2小时更加卑微的6小时。
Cons
May not be reusable –坦率地说，注意事项和信息是主题和考试特定，这意味着除非您在完全相同的内容上进行测试，否则您无法再次使用这些音符。学习笔记包含了这么多的信息，他们总是最终再次进入友好 - 考试笔记？没那么多。
简明vs简介 -虽然我们都知道考试笔记较短，但不要让人简洁地说太简洁。摘要应该基于您已经知道的内容，并应该将主题简化为其关键的想法，但往往是学生刚刚为一个主题编写一些过度简化的点点，并希望最好。这绝不works.
忘记 -frankly, while these notes are great for pre-exam study, you’re probably going to forget them in the long run. This means that if you end up needing the information again for a later assignment or exam, the notes probably won’t have enough information to actually be of any use to you, whereas study notes would.
使用两者：利弊
“我建议分解你在课堂上学到的信息。仔细考试，我会制作一个非常浓缩的版本的所有笔记......刷新我的内存。“- kiandra，94.65 atar
Pros
Best of both worlds – using both styles means that you get the benefits of both exam and study notes! You have stockpiled information notes as well as another set of concise, prioritised notes. Essentially they cancel out each other’s cons.
根据需要选择 -因为您可以编写或已经写了两种样式的笔记，所以很容易选择基于任务学习。如果您有一年期考试，所有主题都会为所有信息达到学习说明。如果它只是一个主题 - 测试抓取了那些考试说明。
一个让另一个 -基本上，您的方法应该随着时间的推移创建学习注意事项，然后创建考试笔记基于those study notes when you need. Essentially your exam notes just end up being awesome, prioritised, summarised versions of your study notes. Plus, because you’re rewriting the information, you’re much more likely to remember it.
Cons
更多的工作 -有交易破坏者。大多数学生都听到了“更多工作”这句话并为山丘运行，并且没有否认在两种不同风格中建立两套笔记肯定会意味着努力。
More time –这是第二部分;更多工作=更多的时间。所以是的，你将每周做2小时的学习票据，每当你需要时，每次6小时的考试笔记。它糟透了，但削减时间只会降低笔记的质量。
If one sucks the other will too –因为您的考试笔记基于您的学习说明，因此您的学习笔记很棒，这是非常重要的。如果他们没有划伤，它就只是反思你的考试笔记，让你有两套'Meh'的笔记，不会有很多帮助。
如何选择？
Having read the pros and cons of each different style, you probably already have some idea about which style you’d prefer to use. If you’re not sure, or you want to check anyway, here’s a helpful quiz to figure out what style might suit you best!
你总结了多么好？
- 没有
- Yeah!
- 不知道？
Would you rather work in:
- Small increments over a long time
- 每一个努力一次，然后
- 我不介意！
长笔记或短笔记？
- 长
- 短的
- 没关系
Is your memory:
- Great for lots of info at once
- 更好的关键信息和想法
- 两个都？两者都不？我不知道！
Do you prefer your notes in-depth or concise?
- 深度！
- Concise!
- 什么都在为我
Now tally up your answers and see if you have mostly ones, twos or threes:
- If you picked 1’s the most you’ll do well withstudy notes。
- 如果2是你最常见的选择考试笔记可能是你的事。
- 如果你坚持3你可以做到两个都要么任何一个！
所有人都说，选择最终是你的，只有你可以决定什么样的风格或者不会为你工作。
判决
As with most debates, at the end of that day it comes down to personal preference and opinion. Some people just can’t sustain note writing over long periods and therefore loathe making study notes, whereas others don’t want the pressure of writing exam notes. What is most important is how you work and what you want to achieve from your notes.
就我个人而言,我总是这两个风格,建立study notes over time and then condensing them into exam notes whenever I needed them. Even though it worked great for me, I know a lot of other people would find it tedious of ineffective, so go with what works for you.
那你打算选择哪种风格？
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