Set up a note-taking system that works for my classes

Help me set up a note-taking system that actually helps me learn and study. My classes and how they're taught: [e.g. "Biology - fast slides, lots of terms", "History - discussion-based", "Calculus - board problems"] How I take notes now: [laptop, tablet, paper; what I do with them afterward] Problems I have: [e.g. "I write everything and miss the point", "I can't keep up", "I never look at them again"] Learning needs or accommodations: [optional, e.g. note-taker, recordings allowed] Do this: 1. Recommend a method for each class type and explain why: Cornell notes, outline, mapping, charting (tables) for comparisons, or worked-example notes for math and science. 2. Weigh handwriting vs. typing for each class, and how to avoid distractions if typing. 3. Give me a template for my main method. 4. Show how to catch the important points: cues professors give (repetition, "this will be on the exam", what's written on the board). 5. Build a short after-class routine (10-15 minutes within 24 hours): fill gaps, write questions, summarize in 2-3 sentences. 6. Explain how to turn notes into study material later (self-quizzing from the cue column). Return: a table (Class | Method | Why), the template, the after-class routine, and a weekly review habit. Keep it simple enough to start next class.