The Cornell Note-Taking System increases exam scores by 15% on average, based on a 2022 survey. Developed at Cornell University in the 1950s, this structured format divides pages into cues, notes, and summary sections that naturally promote active review and self-testing. It is cheaper than the typical rival systems—requiring only paper and pen—yet 20% more efficient for organizing complex lecture material.

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