How Do I Know What My Child Needs to Be Taking Notes On?
- Rob Beattie
- Dec 4, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Feb 26
Asked by Anonymous in our Parent Webinar Series.

To support your child’s study routine, note-taking is essential for mastering course content, especially for Year 11 and 12 students. You can read an expanded answer on this question, here, but we've included a short summary below, too:
A key tool in this process is the syllabus, which outlines exactly what should be studied and can guide students in deciding what to take notes on. Using the syllabus as a daily reference ensures that students stay on track with their curriculum, enabling them to be prepared for exams. Year 7-10 students should use their textbooks as the primary guide and consult with teachers when uncertain.
For Year 11 and 12 students, access the syllabus by state:
NSW: NSW Syllabus
VIC: VIC Study Designs
QLD: QLD Syllabuses
These resources can help guide your child’s note-taking, ensuring they are focused on the right content.
For further guidance on how to help your child take notes the right way, view our Crash Course on Note Taking.
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