So you’ve been writing study notes for a while when you suddenly realise that maybe they’re not quite as quality as you thought they were.
您的数学笔记与您的奥赛罗学习中混合，以某种方式在化学公式的海报上有一个Ho Chi Minh。
Disaster, right?
Well, no.
While all study notes can be useful, realising that your notes aren’t quite up to the standards you’d hoped is a really good motivator to clean them up and stay on top!
By following these simple steps you can easily turn a mess of information, or even just average study notes, into super study tools.
第1步：参加库存
第2步：计划你的周期
第3步：研究你的笔记
第4步：重写
第1步：参加库存
首先，首先是你必须的collect all the study notes you have so far and take inventory.It’s easiest to do this受主题。
例如，通过您所涵盖的教学大纲和识别您所覆盖的教学大纲指向的所有现代历史记录以及您错过的课程点，或者只是没有意义。
这给了你一个在未来容易清单。
一个基本的库存清单可以看出这样的东西：
- Print out your subjectsyllabus – if it’s one of those 23 page syllabus just print the contents page for a general overview of what topics you should know.
- Tick off each syllabus point you have coveredin your notes and highlight ones you haven’t covered or only have minimal information for.
- Go over the study notes that you do haveand apply the 5 second rule- 查看5秒钟，然后覆盖它们，看看您是否可以记住关键点。将星号放在任何教学大纲点旁边，在那里您无法完全记住笔记中的关键主题。
- 计算并制作您需要覆盖的教学大纲点的新列表– this will help you figure out how much time you’ll need to work on them.
Go and print off your syllabus now!
This is also a good time to弄清楚什么是且没有关于你的学习笔记.
也许你只是包含一个或两个学习风格，需要添加一些新的学习技巧，或者也许你已经在彩色编码上懈怠。
By addressing these issues you can make your study much more effective and keep your study notes interesting.
以下研究说明是“文本墙”的一个例子，而在那里有很多内容，很难消化（更不用说有点无聊！）。这些是在进行库存时要监控的那种东西。
打破this information into a mind map will make it much easier to understand and interpret key themes quickly, as well as way more appealing to look at!
In this case you would use the mind map along with the original notes – one for quick-look memory jogging of key ideas and the other for extra information and detail.
You’ve effectively added to your study, incorporated another study style and condensed your notes all in one! This is just one of many ways you can plan to reorganise or reformat your notes to improve your study.
Give it a try:grab your best set of study notes and the syllabus you already printed, then begin marking off what syllabus points you have and haven’t covered so far.
第2步：计划你的周期
计划下一步你会采取什么措施可以是困难的。In some cases all you’ll need to do is write a few good summaries of your reorganised notes and then move on to new content with a more effective study style.
在其他情况下，您可能需要从头开始并完全重写笔记，但这通常只发生在最坏情况下的情况！
这也很重要考虑到您实际上有多少时间/重写将采取多少时间/重写.
This is also a good time to look at a calendar of upcoming exams and assignments to figure out what notes you’ll need ASAP and which ones might be able to wait a little longer for reorganisation.
重新计划计划或周期通常是组织的最佳方式。每周摘要是一个好的开始，但有些人偏爱每两周或主题题目。
专家提示：在这里和那里留下一个备用周末，以防你错过了沿线某处的一组笔记。
一个非常常见的问题是是否借用朋友的学习票据。
一方面，他们可以真正有用，并帮助加快备注的过程，但似乎也有很多可能会出错的东西。
Here are some pros and cons:
| pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| 笔记已格式化 | May be formatted poorly or in a way you don't understand |
| 比教科书更容易阅读/解释 | May be lacking in detail or specifics |
| 可能会有额外的来源的信息吗 | Often doesn't list extra sources used |
| Good for a quick fix if you're running out of time | 并不总是可靠，可能有不正确的信息 |
| You can cross-reference with your own notes to make sure it all adds up |
I won’t say to definitely not borrow study notes from friends, and when you’re coming close to a deadline and have none of your own they can be lifesavers, but do be careful about when and how you use them.
借款笔记很棒，帮助您弄清楚如何设置笔记，赶上您错过和交叉引用的更大主题或信息，但尽量不要依赖于它们。你朋友的学习笔记并不总是对或适合你！
加快注意拍摄
That being said, a lot of the time the urge to borrow study notes stems from a lack of time. When it comes to catching up on notes quickly,there are a few hacks to speed up your note writingbut stay effective.
分享负荷
如果您的一些朋友落后于学习说明（或尚未开始），您可以共同努力快速覆盖内容。
弄清楚需要覆盖哪些教学大纲并将它们分成所涉及的人（通常与3-4级的群体最佳地工作）来写笔记。
By using a shared platform such as google docs you can work collaboratively to cover the content and keep each other up to standard, pointing out any areas that might not be working as well as others or could be lacking in information.
Get recording
几乎每个人都比他们写或键入的速度更快，所以录制你的笔记而不是写它可以随时迅速削减。
By going through your textbooks or class work and highlighting relevant information, then recording yourself reading it aloud you can get your study compiled in half the time.
Plus, you’re less likely to plagiarise anything if you’re reading it back in your own words.
削减它
When you’re coming up to a deadline or exam, the quickest way to speed up note taking is by reducing the amount you need to write.
弄清楚考试中涵盖了哪些大纲点以及它们的加权是什么，然后根据该指标确定您的笔记以及您已经有哪些笔记。
For example; if you have notes (even if they’re kinda lame) on syllabus point 1, drop that to the bottom of your note priorities list; ignore any syllabus points not on the exam for now.
俚语
Sometimes none of the other methods work and you just have to buckle down and write a ton of notes.
In these cases the best way to speed things up is to drop the technical language and use slang and text talk like it’s going out of style.
Use shortcuts like “bc” (because), “w/” (with), “w/o” (without), “+” (and), etc. to cut sentences down as much as you can to make notes taking just that little bit quicker.
Give it a try:grab a page of your most recent notes and try out one of these techniques on them – rewrite them in a new way or even use a new method to condense them!
第3步：研究你的笔记
到目前为止，您可能知道如何阅读您的学习笔记，但学习不仅仅是阅读和写作！尝试一些这些技术来包含不同的研究风格并更有效地学习。
测验- 向朋友提供笔记，并要求他们测验您，在您的答案中提供尽可能多的答案细节。
Flash cards– write a question on one side and an answer on the other for quick quizzing. These are great for social study but can also be used to test yourself when you’re alone!
Teach someone– try to teach a major concept or theme of your study to someone who knows nothing about it. Make sure they have your notes so they can point out anything you missed.
Recordings– record yourself reading your notes so that you can play it back whenever you need. Putting these recordings on your phone means you can study on the go.
There’s more information and techniques for different study styles in本文！
第4步（可选）：重写
学习笔记只有你制作它们的有效，所以最好的事情之一是不断重新评估它们！
A smart idea is to go back to your study notes after an exam and have a look at how they stack up against your marks and feelings about the test.
Example
“The Dawes Plan of 1924 saw the amount of reparations to be paid by Germany to the Allies reduced significantly, as well as French forces finally moving out of the Ruhr area they had been occupying for some time. This gave Germany time to focus on her economic growth as US loans began to come in, however this made the German economy reliant on the USA.”
Now let’s have a look at the summarised version.
Summarised
“Dawes Plan, 1924: reparations reduced, French move out of occupied Ruhr. US loans make German economy reliant on USA.”
If you found you knew concept A really well, condense your notes on that to make them as succinct as possible for easy recall.
另一方面，如果概念b让你在考试中挣扎，请回去并在您已经写的笔记上延伸，以便下次准备好准备。
This way you’re constantly tailoring your note to your own study needs!
Give it a try:从您的笔记中采取段落，并尝试将其冷凝成一个或两个完美的句子。在评论中发布您的原始段落和概述句子！
All these steps are great for turning lame notes into amazing ones, but they also work for when you just want to reorganise your study notes or try something new!
By taking inventory and working from there you can incorporate new study styles and take your study notes to the next level.
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Maddison Leachcompleted her HSC in 2014, achieving an ATAR of 98.00 and Band 6 in all her subjects. Having tutored privately for two years before joining Art of Smart, she enjoys helping students through the academic and other aspects of school life, even though it sometimes makes her feel old. Maddison has had a passion for writing since her early teens, having had several short stories published before joining the world of blogging. She’s currently studying a Bachelor of Design at the University of Technology Sydney and spends most of her time trying not to get caught sketching people on trains.
