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Note taking Scholar 03/24/15 (Tue) 19:00:52 No.345

How do you take your notes, /edu/?

Scholar 03/26/15 (Thu) 19:25:16 No.347

In a spiral-bound notebook, using a mechanical pencil. I find that writing things helps me retain more information vs. typing.

Scholar 03/26/15 (Thu) 21:00:21 No.348

>>347
I use spiral-bound notebooks too! You can take them away, collect all the used pages into one, and reassemble the empty ones.

What do you write down?

Scholar 03/26/15 (Thu) 21:32:44 No.349

I like to get physical copies of the things I read and preferably my own copy too so that I can make notes on the book itself. I highlight and underline important things, draw arrows and comments in the margins, and bookmark important pages.

That One Newfag 06/06/15 (Sat) 13:53:20 No.397

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For me, with my messy handwriting, it's important to keep a tiered, organized system of notes. Here's mine, and with that said, keep in mind that your notes ought to be flexible, and one hardly needs to follow something like this to a tee.

Scholar 06/29/15 (Mon) 17:31:41 No.414

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http://fourhourworkweek.com/2007/12/05/how-to-take-notes-like-an-alpha-geek-plus-my-2600-date-challenge/