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7 Habits Crash Course Cornell Notes Take out a piece of a paper, set-up for Cornell notes, and add your name, date and title.

Read & Record Topics for your notes Paradigms Paradigm shift Principles Habit 1 Habit 2 Habit 3 Time Quadrants Habit 4 Habit 5 Habit 6 Habit 7

Recite You will be assigned to a group. In groups, take turns explaining out loud what each of the main topics in your notes means. Do not move on to the next main idea until everyone in the group understands. As a group, write a good summary of the entire chapter.

Review 1) Re-read the main headings, key terms, and review any charts or important pictures in the chapter. 2) Re-read your notes, and add anything important that you are missing. 3) Study your notes by covering up the “notes” side and trying to answer the questions in the left margin. Your quiz on this chapter begins at 3:15.

7 Habits Quiz 1) What is a paradigm shift? Give at least one example. 2) What are principles? 3) Write an example of something a reactive person might say. 4) Which of the quadrants should we try to spend more time in? 5) What is one way to “Sharpen the Saw”?