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How to Use Cornell Notes
Learn how students use the Cornell Note Taking System. Find a brief overview of Cornell Notes here: https://youtu.be/HEsBd_Rgzfs. Presented by the Learning Strategies Center at Cornell University. For more information visit: http://lsc.cornell.edu/
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