Study Notes Quality Audit: Clarity, Gaps and Active Use

Check notes for usefulness before you revise from them.

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Audit my notes. A sample of my notes, pasted: [NOTES_SAMPLE]. The course or syllabus outline: [SYLLABUS_OUTLINE]. How I use my notes now: [CURRENT_USE]. The assessment format: [ASSESSMENT_FORMAT].

Check coverage against the outline, accuracy flags (statements that look wrong or incomplete, marked for me to verify), clarity (definitions, examples, links between ideas), structure, and whether the notes can be turned into questions. Make a table of topics with Covered, Depth, Needs example, and Needs checking. Identify copied text without understanding, missing worked examples, and unlabelled diagrams. Recommend a restructure (Cornell style, question-and-answer, concept map) with a short example from my sample, and a plan to convert one page into five recall questions.

Do not correct subject content as if you were my teacher; flag items for me to confirm in my course materials.

Add a worked example turning a note line 'mitosis: cell division' into a better note with phases, a diagram label list, a common confusion (mitosis versus meiosis), and two recall questions. Remind me to check any subject content against my course materials.

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