The graphic organizer could be used to show a strategy for taking notes.

Question

A chart with 3 boxes labeled 1, 2, 3. An arrow points right from box 1 to box 2 and from box 2 to box 3.

If entered into the graphic organizer, which would best explain how to determine what to include in notes?

1. Watch and listen for clues.
2. Look for keywords.
3. Identify the main idea.
1. Identify the main idea.
2. Look for keywords.
3. Watch and listen for clues.
1. Look for keywords.
2. Identify the main idea.
3. Watch and listen for clues.
1. Identify the main idea.
2. Watch and listen for clues.
3. Look for keywords.

Answer 1

The best order for determining what to include in notes, based on a logical approach to note-taking, would be:

1. Watch and listen for clues.
2. Look for keywords.
3. Identify the main idea.

This sequence starts with observing the context (watching and listening for clues), then pinpoints specific terms or phrases (keywords), and finally synthesizes that information into a broader understanding (the main idea).

So, the correct statement to enter into the graphic organizer would be:

1. Watch and listen for clues.
2. Look for keywords.
3. Identify the main idea.