Urgent need for B1 german notes

[thin maple]

What do you mean by notes exactly?

Like why would notes be more helpful than just learning the topic normally?

[flint dragon]

Notes have so much amount of missing information, false information etc. Writing notes is a good way to learn but somebody else’s notes wound not help that much. You can ask the parts here which you don’t understand.

And you don’t have to learn something completely before skipping to the next. Time, repeating, exposing to that topic, connection with other topics, practice etc. will help.

[lament sleet]

What topic do you need notes for

[grim bough]

By taking notes we can summarise more amount of information and it helps to completely understand the topic like first you listen to lecture, then summarize it and it helps understand it in depth, I practice the topic by making sentences and can concentrate more by taking notes. So I can completely grasp the topic. By taking notes you don't forget the lesson like watching a video.

[thin maple]

Yes, "by taking notes" as in, taking your own notes. But I was asking what you wanted to get out of reading another person's notes. And why did you delete the first post?

[grim bough]

More information about the topics I have studied, some language tips and guidelines to improve my notes. Moreover it can help study topics in advance and when I watch video I can understand more and my notes will improve

[grim bough]

You have investigated me quite well about my purpose for asking notes. Now tell me do you have notes? 😑😑😑

[junior sequoia]

Rather than studying notes, why not just study actual B1 material? That would be more productive

Nicos Weg has a whole B1 course, for free (although it is entirely in German)

https://learngerman.dw.com/de/nicos-weg/c-36519718

There's also YouTube channels that explain B1 content

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGMXaRe6UKA&list=PLF9mJC4RrjIhhEGuI2x4_WWaIyn9q7MzV&index=1

[thin maple]

Right. So you're not looking for someone's personal notes, but rather material to learn B1 for yourself. That makes sense. It just wasn't clear from your original post that that's what you wanted.

Here's a list of topics you can use as a guide: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Kz1Xqx0sFXAWys-Mgfhjc-M8JDCMtoeeGXcg5-orP_A/edit

[grim bough]

Thank you. Nicos Weg is quite effective and I studied A2 from here. And now I'm studying B1 but Dw's B1 course is quite lengthy Top thema mit vokabeln has so many topics.