Cornell Notes
Restructures raw lecture notes into the Cornell method: a markdown table with a cues/questions column, a main notes column, and a summary at the bottom, plus concrete tips for taking notes live next time.
Real example
Taken from the skill's “Example” section (in French: the skill answers in your language).
Psychologie — Mémoire à court terme
Indices / Questions · Notes
Combien d'éléments en MCT ? · Empan de 7 ± 2 éléments (Miller, 1956)
Durée sans répétition ? · Environ 15 à 30 secondes sans renforcement
Synthèse
La mémoire à court terme a une capacité et une durée limitées ; le regroupement en unités (chunking) permet de retenir plus d'informations.
Conseils pour la prochaine prise de notes
- Note les exemples donnés à l'oral, ils manquent ici pour la moitié des notions.
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