Turn meeting notes into cue questions
Convert notes into cue questions that trigger active recall during review.
The move: write the questions your future self needs to answer. Cornell notes are more than a page layout. The cue column changes the behavior of review. Instead of scanning a wall of notes, you cover the note side, answer the cue, then check yourself. That is retrieval practice in a professional wrapper. Notes Capture facts, decisions, examples, risks, names, numbers, and useful phrases during the meeting. Keep this side concrete. Cues Afterward, turn the important material into questions. Use prompts such as "What changed?", "Who owns this?", "What evidence supports it?", and "What will I need to explain later?"…
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