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1 Note Card Summaries Students write on both sides of an index card:
Side 1 -- summarize a big idea from the discussion, lesson, or unit Side 2 -- identify something that you do not yet fully understand

2 Note Card Summary Example
Side 1 -- Explain the differences between capitalism, communism, and socialism. Side 2 -- What question do you still have about the types of economies? Side 1 -- Write the formula for volume and explain what each variable means. Side 2 -- What formula are you still having trouble remembering?

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