The Cornell Method is a way to take notes that involves first taking notes and then developing questions from those notes. Divide your sheet into two sections by drawing a vertical line about 2.5 inches from the left margin. Continue this line until about two inches from the bottom of the sheet. Then draw a horizontal line two inches from the bottom edge. For laptop users, there are programs that can format your word processor in Cornell Method style. In the largest section of your now-divided page, take notes on the main ideas of the lecture as you go. Leave ample space for later revisions. Add examples, diagrams, charts, and other material that the instructor discusses. The left-side section of your page is used for generating your own questions from the lecture notes. These questions may help clarify points, definitions, and so on. Review your notes within one or two days. This will ensure that your recall of the information will be stronger.  You can develop potential test questions from this material. What do you think the instructor is going to ask on an exam? When you are studying your notes for an exam, cover the right-hand side of the page. See if you can answer the questions that you’ve included on the left-hand side. Use the bottom section of your page to provide a summary of this page’s notes. This will help you recall the important points for this portion of the lecture.

How would you rephrase that briefly using Vietnamese?
Chia trang giấy thành ba phần. Viết ý chính của bài giảng. Đặt câu hỏi cho chính mình sau giờ học. Tóm tắt ghi chép bài giảng ở phần cuối của trang.