Cornell style notes - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Cornell-style notes summarizing the founding of the American government and the Constitution.

7 pages worth of in-depth cornell-style revision notes on feminist views of the family and the role it plays in society. Filled with key words, key thinkers, case studies with names and dates. Looks at a range of feminist approaches from marxist feminist, intersectional, liberal, black, radical, and post.... and much more.

Cornell-style notes discussing patterns of participation amongst different groups in the population, along with the process for campaigns and elections

Taken in a Cornell notes style, these notes contain headings, diagrams, and key vocabulary that are essential to the IB Biology curriculum. Covering topics from meiosis to autosomal recessive disorders, these notes contain key information that you will need to ace your IB Biology exams.

Cornell-style notes discussing federalism

Taken in a Cornell note style, these notes are neat and easy to follow. Covering topics from prokaryotic cell structure to systems found within cells, these notes contain everything you need to review right before an IB Biology exam,

An in-depth copy of lecture notes on Autism. Covers the history of the diagnosis, current diagnosis, steps to diagnosis and more. Written in Cornell Notes style with a summary and recall questions to help guide your independent study and further your understanding.

Cornell style AP Psych class notes (written in 2020-21) from Meyers' AP Psychology textbook. Unit 1, module 1 focuses on defining psychology, its roots, important historical figures, and the early schools of thought. Includes essential questions and their answers.

This is a note sheet explaining the aspects of Exponents and Radical equations and giving examples that help the studier understand. Taking on a Cornell style, these notes are descriptive and hold useful info for understanding the subject.

In-depth lecture notes, written in Cornell Notes style with a summary and recall questions to help further your independent study and revision.