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The Cornell method is the gold standard because it forces students to process information three times: during the lecture, after the lecture (cues), and during review (summary).
Best For: Students who can't distinguish "big ideas" from "tiny details."
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The Cornell method is the gold standard because it forces students to process information three times: during the lecture, after the lecture (cues), and during review (summary).
Best For: Students who can't distinguish "big ideas" from "tiny details."
