Take Note

The act of effective note-taking is a skill for life; it is more than an aid to learning, it is a valuable skill for all continuing education at seminars and conferences, in the boardroom and office and for in-service training events. Note-taking is not only an aid to memory, it is essentially a practical means to understanding what is being discussed in meetings of all kinds through personal involvement. The suggestions for note-taking are applicable at secondary school level and through to undergraduate and post-graduate levels.

Books about Take Note

Learn how to collect information from books and other sources by taking notes. Students will learn organizational techniques that act as foundational skills for all present and future areas of study.

The Take Note series is Robert Vandall's first collection of solos with Alfred. Each book is full of varying styles, keys and tempos. A special "Take Note" section is included for each piece to help students identify musical patterns and theoretical concepts, leading to effective study, practice and music-making! Book 2 has 11 solos. Titles: * Brand-New Day * Clover Rag * Dancing Thunderclouds * Fanfare! * Feelin' Fine * Modal Tarantella * Panic Button * Queen Anne's Lace * Takin' a Walk * Thoughtful Moments * Toccatina in Black and White

The Take Note series is Robert Vandall's first collection of solos with Alfred. Each book is full of varying styles, keys and tempos. A special "Take Note" section is included for each piece to help students identify musical patterns and theoretical concepts, leading to effective study, practice and music-making! Book 1 has 11 solos. Titles: *Barn Dance *Blue Boogie *Chocolate Swirls *Contrasts *Freeway Frenzy *Jazzman *Morning Fog *On Butterfly Wings *Push It! *Robot on the Keys *Scary Story

Books about Take Note!

Books about Take Note!

Beginning his career at Portsmouth, Darren Anderton was a talented attacking midfielder who would eventually go on to become an England international. In this book he details his personal journey, from playing youth football in his native Hampshire to the appearing in the World Cup finals in 1998.

This Notebook contains an enhanced Cornell note pages. The Cornell note taking system was devised by a Cornell University professor in the 1940s and is still extremely popular with universities as a systematic method for organizing and formatting study notes.

Take Note: An Introduction to Music Through Active Listening is an innovative music appreciation text, designed to help students become active and attentive listeners through an in-depth examination of a recurring repertory of core musical works. By exploring each element of music through the lens of these core works--which were carefully selected to represent a variety of styles and genres--students deepen their understanding of how music works and develop strong listening skills that will enhance their enjoyment of music. Combining this listening-centered approach with an overview of Western music history, interactive activities, and in-text features that invite students to discover additional works outside of the classroom, Take Note prepares students for a lifetime of music appreciation. Distinctive features * Listening-centered approach: develops students' understanding of the basic elements of music * Recurring core repertory: explores the elements of music through a select group of musical works that reflect a variety of styles (piano, winds, brass, and percussion) and genres (jazz, lieder, world, and choral music) * Historical context: gives students an overview of Western music from the Medieval period to the present through a 3-chapter historical survey, timelines, and "Focus On," "In History," and "Across the Arts" boxes * "If