2. Listen attentively: In class, listen attentively and don't be distracted by other things. If you miss some important information, you may encounter difficulties in future review.
3. Record key information: In the process of listening, record key information, such as definitions, formulas and theories. This information is the main content of your understanding and memory.
4. Use charts and images: If possible, try to use charts and images to represent complex information. This can help you better understand and remember this information.
5. Making mind maps: For complex topics or concepts, you can make mind maps to help you understand and remember. Mind mapping is a graphical representation that can help you see the relationship between different concepts.
6. Review notes: Reviewing notes in time after class is an important step to consolidate memory. When reviewing, you can check your notes to see if there are any omissions or mistakes.
7. Organize and classify your notes: Organizing and classifying your notes can help you better understand and remember. You can sort your notes by topic or concept, or organize your notes in chronological order.
8. Take creative notes: Try different note-taking methods, such as color coding and symbol marking, which can help you remember information more effectively.
9. Keep your notes clean and clear: Clean and clear notes can help you find the information you need faster. Avoid too messy notes, which may make you feel confused and stressed.
10. Use technical tools: There are many technical tools that can help you take notes more effectively, such as electronic devices and electronic notebooks. You can try to see which tool suits you best.