Based on the statements provided, the most comprehensive choice is "All of the above." Each point reflects a commonly accepted perspective about effective note-taking strategies and practices, even though there might be exceptions based on individual preferences and learning styles.
There is general agreement among the experts that
• Taking notes on a computer is always better than taking notes by hand since most people can type faster than they can write.
• It's a good idea to get as much information possible on each page and to write on both sides of the paper to keep your notes organized.
• All notes should be labeled with the date, the course name, and the topic for the day's class.
• It's a good idea to use the same notetaking technique for all your classes so you can master that technique.
• All of the above.
• None of the above.
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