Class notes are very important when learning mathematics, so how to take class notes?

First, remember the outline.

Most teachers have an outline when giving lectures, and they will write the outline of preparing lessons on the blackboard when giving lectures. These outlines reflect the key points and difficulties of the lecture, and they are organized, so they are more important and should be recorded in the notebook.

Second, remember the problem.

Write down the questions you don't understand in class in time, so that you can ask your classmates or teachers after class and make the questions clear.

Third, remember the doubts.

If you have any questions about what the teacher said in class, you should write them down in time. This doubt may be your own misunderstanding or the teacher's negligence. After writing them down, it is convenient to discuss with the teacher after class.

Fourth, remember the method.

Remembering the problem-solving skills, ideas and methods taught by teachers is helpful to inspire thinking, broaden horizons, develop intelligence, cultivate ability and improve the level of problem solving.

Fifth, remember to summarize.

Pay attention to remember the teacher's after-class summary, which is very useful for concentrating the content of a class, finding out the relationship between key points and parts, mastering basic concepts, formulas and theorems, discovering existing problems, discovering laws and integrating classroom content.