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Cornell notes paper is a structured note-taking system developed at Cornell University in the 1950s. Its unique page layout divides the sheet into a cue column on the left, a wide notes section on the right, and a summary box at the bottom — three zones that work together to make notes easier to review and retain. This method is popular among students, researchers, and professionals for learning and reviewing efficiently.
Unlike plain lined paper , it is designed for active learning: