Writing notes in your own words instead of taking them straight from the text:
A)forces you to think about what you are reading.
B)slows the learning process and memory as well.
C)increases learning but only for visual learners.
D)increases learning but only for auditory learners.

Question

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Writing notes in your own words requires you to process the information you are reading and understand it before summarizing it in your own words. This critical thinking and engagement with the material helps to increase understanding and retention.

Answer: B, C, D are all incorrect choices. There is no evidence to suggest that writing notes in your own words slows the learning process and memory, or that it only benefits visual or auditory learners.

Writing Notes in Your Own Words Instead of Taking Them