LAURIE: Oh... I am really worried about the exam. I have no idea what will be on it.
    SUE: Why? Just read your notes.
    You can see what the professor stressed in the lectures.
    Probably the exam will ask about things he stressed.
    LAURIE: Yes, but my notes are all nonsense. I can't figure out what is important.
    SUE: Let me see them.
    Are these all the notes you have?
    LAURIE: Yes.
    SUE: But Laurie, how can you do well in school if you don't take more notes?
    LAURIE: What do you mean? You think I don't write enough.
    SUE: I'm sure you don't write enough.
    Look at this. Here you wrote:
    "Russian Revolution. 1917. Bolsheviks. Real revolution, or coup?" And that's all?
    I remember he lectured for a half hour about that question.
    And you didn't write any of it!
    LAURIE: I know, but I listened.
    SUE: Yes, but did you remember? You need good notes to help you remember.
    LAURIE: I suppose you're right. But what can I do?
    I don't know what to write down.
    SUE: There are different things you can do.
    For one, the university offers a special free course on note-taking.
    You should go to the course. Also, I am pretty good at taking notes.
    I can help you on this exam.
    I will photocopy all my notes, and you can compare them to your notes.
    Then maybe you will see what kinds of things to write down.
    LAURIE: That would really help me, Sue.
    I appreciate it. All this makes me feel like an idiot.
    SUE: Don't feel that way. I know you are very smart.
    Note-taking is a special skill. All students need to learn it.
    Some people are very smart, but they just haven't learned how to take notes yet.
    I'm lucky because I had a good English teacher in high school.
    She taught me how to take good notes. It's not hard.
    LAURIE: Alright. University and high school seem very different to me.
    I suppose I just need to learn how to manage lecture classes. Then I will do better.
    羅芮：我真的很擔(dān)心那個測驗，我不知道會考些什么。
    蘇：為什么呢?只要念你的筆記就好了。
    你只要看教授上課的重點。
    很可能考試的題目就是他上課的重點。
    羅芮：是呀，我的筆記都是無意義的東西，我搞不清楚什么是重要的。
    蘇：讓我看看。
    這是你所有的筆記?
    羅芮：是的。
    蘇：但是羅芮，如果你沒有好的筆記你又如何拿到好的成績呢?
    羅芮：你這是什么意思?你認為我寫得不夠多。
    蘇：我肯定你寫得不夠多。
    看看這里。你寫的：
    “蘇俄革命運動。1917年。布爾什維克。真的革命運動，或是政變?”就這樣?
    我記得他在課堂上談了半個小時這個問題。
    你一點都沒有記下來!
    羅芮：我知道，但我有在聽。
    蘇：對，但你記得嗎?你需要好的筆記來幫助你記憶。
    羅芮：我想你是對的，但我該怎么做?
    我不知道該寫些什么。
    蘇：你可以做幾件事情。
    像是，學(xué)校有提供關(guān)于如何記筆記的免費課程教導(dǎo)。
    你應(yīng)該參加那個課程，另外，我在記筆記方面也很在行。
    我可以幫助你這次的考試。
    我會影印所有我的筆記，你可以把我的筆記跟你的相比較。
    或許你會知道什么事情是該記下來的。
    羅芮：那真的對我?guī)椭艽?，蘇。
    我很感激，這些讓我感覺像個白癡。
    蘇：別那么樣想，我知道你很聰明。
    記筆記是一種很特殊的技巧，所有的學(xué)生都應(yīng)該學(xué)習(xí)。
    有些人很聰明，但他們只是還沒有學(xué)到該如何記筆記。
    我很幸運因為我在念高中的時候有一位很好的英文老師。
    她告訴我該如何記好的筆記。并不難。
    羅芮：好吧，大學(xué)和高中對我來說是很不同的。
    我認為我就是需要學(xué)習(xí)如何安排課程。我就可以做得更好。