It might be a good idea to turn off your Wifi during lectures to avoid receiving distracting messages on WhatsApp or Facebook. For example words like using ‘2' instead of ‘to', ‘too' and ‘two', or ‘da' for ‘the' ‘w/' for ‘with', btw for ‘between’, etc. So, take some time to work out whatever shorthand code you're comfortable with. In order to catch up, some words need to be written in short but in understandable forms. It might also be useful to start using these terms in your group discussions in order to get familiar with them.
It is important to underline/highlight these words on your notepad to show how important they are. Lecturers often stress or draw attention to certain words or phrases. Sometimes the example helps us remember the point in future. Listen attentively to examples given by the professor to explain a point. Some take coffee before lectures to keep them alert, others chew gum. Try to rest adequately before lectures so you don't doze off in class. It's very easy to start daydreaming during lectures and miss an important point. It's a good thing that lectures are recorded at LSE, so you can always go back and check if you missed a point. You need to watch out for key points, arguments and themes in the lectures. Here are some handy tips on pinning down the crucial points during lectures.Ī lecture is not a dictation exercise where you have to write down everything the professor says. So, we are impelled to soak in as much knowledge as possible, grabbing as much as we can the torrent of information thrown at us. But if you think studying is stressful, try ignorance! For those of us curious about “ knowing the causes of things,” in line with the LSE motto, ignorance is not an option. #LectureLife – My Top 10 Tips on Note Taking During Lecturesīeing a grad student is a lot of work with endless lectures, readings, essays, reports and presentations.
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