1. Cornell Notes?
What’s the fuss?

2. Never heard of it? Can’t change me
1. Be a student and research before you dismiss
Fact remains: notes are key and are here to stay
The rate of speech is approximately 2 to 3 words per second, and the average handwriting speed is 0.2 to 0.3 words per second
2. If I told you drinking unsalted butter from grain fed cows mixed with espresso boosts your memory recall by 10-12%. How many would give it a go?
- quick fix culture

3. Yeah butter and coffee is a thing

4. Research
Students participating in courses implementing the Cornell Note-taking method had a 10-12% higher average than students in the previous semester not using this method (Donohoo, 2010).
In these final/critical years 10-12% is a huge edge and one worth investigating.
Disclaimer: study also proved method Won’t work if you have poor working memory skills – so seek an alternative

5. How does it look in Economics or a SOSE type subject

6. What is a measurement of economic performance?
Essential question
What is a measurement of economic performance?

7. Notes – Your way. Then Questions

8. Notes – Your way. Then Questions
Notes in class then in review at home or study – add the questions that relate to the notes for revision/recall later

9. Summary at home or end of lesson
Summary: Real GDP per capita is a measure of average aggregate output per person but it is not in itself a complete policy goal to improve/gauge living standards in an economy as it fails to measure/include several things that contribute to well-being that should be taken into account. (appropriate model/diagram)