This document discusses effective note-taking and note-making strategies for students. [1] It emphasizes that note-taking is a cognitive process and different modalities like listening, speaking, viewing, reading and writing all involve thinking. [2] It recommends explicitly teaching students note-making processes and using modeling to show them how to organize and make sense of information. [3] Different structured note-taking methods are described like Cornell notes, concept mapping, and split-screen notes that help students relate, summarize and apply content.