As the saying goes, a good memory is not as good as bad writing. Do you think primary school students should take class notes? Please explain the reason for the word 100.

Writing ideas: Pupils need to take class notes. They can explain their views from the benefits of taking class notes, and list the benefits of taking class notes one by one. For example, taking notes helps to understand the learning content.

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As the saying goes, "a good memory is not as good as a bad writing." I remember that teachers have often emphasized this sentence to students since primary school. You can pay attention to your friends or classmates, but anyone who is serious, fast and efficient will always have a small notebook in his hand to record something!

Taking notes is a good study habit repeatedly emphasized by all teachers in Chengdu Wang Zi Jackie Chan School. Research shows that students who take notes score twice as high as those who don't.

Taking notes helps to understand the learning content, and the process of taking notes is also a process of positive thinking, which can mobilize the eyes, ears, brain and hands to move together and promote the understanding of classroom teaching content. Take notes in class, keep your heart moving and your mind active! As we all know, the five fingers are connected, and the heart is in a fully relaxed state when manual operation is performed, thus ensuring that the nervous system of the brain is highly nervous and conducting efficient and rapid thinking activities. At the same time, it also effectively abandoned a series of bad habits such as inattention, lethargy, small movements and imagination in class.

Taking notes is a booster to strengthen memory knowledge points and learn new things by reviewing old ones. Taking notes is more helpful to accumulate information, expand new knowledge and achieve the goal of comprehensive and thorough study. "Review the past and learn new things, and you can be a teacher." The notes written by your novice recorded the important and difficult points in class and also recorded the thinking activities at that time. So after a while, when we opened our notes again, everything the teacher said and did in class reappeared in our minds like a movie.

Taking notes can improve your interest in learning-record your thinking activities at that time, have feelings for learning, and thus have a strong interest in learning.

As we all know, everything that has left a deep impact on us is either ecstatic or heartbreaking. Therefore, the ups and downs of thoughts are a forced needle to strengthen memory. Only by listening carefully to the teacher's thoughts and recording the key points, puzzles, highlights of this class and test sites repeatedly emphasized by the teacher can we raise the efficiency of note-taking to a higher level-learning makes us feel and become interested in it, which is the great role of interest-"interest is the best teacher"!