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A LITTLE MORE ROOM TO THINK

Cornell Notes Paper
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Print a ruled notes sheet with a cue column and summary space.

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MADE FOR IDEASMake space
for your next
big idea.

For sketches, sums,
plans, and everything
in between.

YOUR PAPER, YOUR WAY

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1. Choose a paper type
2. Pick your spacing
3. Choose your paper
Orientation
4. Choose a minimum margin

Square grids use whole squares, so the actual margins may be slightly larger. No margin allows content to reach the edge; printers may clip it.

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A PRACTICAL GUIDE

Take notes with the Cornell layout

The page divides your notes into a main area, a narrower cue column and a space at the bottom for a summary.

  1. 01
    Write your notes

    Use the larger right-hand area for ideas, examples and details during a lesson or reading session.

  2. 02
    Add cues and questions

    Use the left column for prompts or keywords that help you review the main notes later.

  3. 03
    Summarize and review

    Write a brief summary in the bottom section. Cover the notes and use your cues to test what you remember.

GOOD TO KNOW

Questions and answers.

Helpful details before you print.

What goes in the left column?+

Use it for questions, keywords or cues that help you recall the notes on the right.

What is the bottom section for?+

It provides space for a short summary of the main points on the page.

Can I adjust the column proportions?+

The dividing lines use a fixed proportion of the available page area. Paper size and margins can still be changed.