How to Create a Study Notebook
Find a ruled notebook., Make each section of the book a different subject topic., Optional: Make a table of contents., Write in the valuable things to study for in that subject or class in that particular subject section., Optional: Add pictures...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Find a ruled notebook.
Preferably one that is college-ruled.
You may choose to purchase a notebook that is made for 3 to 5 subjects, which is most recommended, or have a different colored notebook for each subject you have to study for. -
Step 2: Make each section of the book a different subject topic.
Such topics include:
Math, Science, English, etc. for basic school subjects, or more specific subjects if you are in college or university. , Every section could have a table of contents telling what is in that subjects section in case you need to find one particular thing.
However this may be difficult to do, if you are always adding things to various pages, and especially if you're not the type of person that puts exam dates on one page or topics to study in another. , This can range from topics you need to study for an upcoming test, formulas for a math exam, or other study information on other pages along with practice questions to complete and study. ,(see tips) , Write in the various things whenever possible, whether it is during class or after class. , Using your study notebook in class to write down class lecture notes can/will be helpful if you want to go on the internet and look up further information on the topic to study. -
Step 3: Optional: Make a table of contents.
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Step 4: Write in the valuable things to study for in that subject or class in that particular subject section.
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Step 5: Optional: Add pictures
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Step 6: web links
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Step 7: book pages
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Step 8: and class notes to expand your study notebook for further study.
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Step 9: Keep your notebook on hand for every class you go to.
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Step 10: You may use your study notebook in class to write down class lecture notes.
Detailed Guide
Preferably one that is college-ruled.
You may choose to purchase a notebook that is made for 3 to 5 subjects, which is most recommended, or have a different colored notebook for each subject you have to study for.
Such topics include:
Math, Science, English, etc. for basic school subjects, or more specific subjects if you are in college or university. , Every section could have a table of contents telling what is in that subjects section in case you need to find one particular thing.
However this may be difficult to do, if you are always adding things to various pages, and especially if you're not the type of person that puts exam dates on one page or topics to study in another. , This can range from topics you need to study for an upcoming test, formulas for a math exam, or other study information on other pages along with practice questions to complete and study. ,(see tips) , Write in the various things whenever possible, whether it is during class or after class. , Using your study notebook in class to write down class lecture notes can/will be helpful if you want to go on the internet and look up further information on the topic to study.
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