Happy New Year everyone! We know that a lot of you are heading back to school soon, so hopefully you'll find this video helpful. Let us know if you want more study tips videos!
This really will help me in a few days when winter break ends Wow thanks guys I’ve never had this many likes I didn’t think that some words that didn’t have a lot of meaning can be so liked.
I really like using the morse code method especially in subjects that uses the books more often, it's where you put a dot when you see a definition that is answering the question, or the topic, and the dash that shows an example or supporting ideas to the answer
I do the same but mix the order. the bullet point or dot is for topic or bold words. The dash with arrow is for information, concepts, or key words. Then I use a, b, c for examples.
So I'm kinda confused what you mean. Is it like this? Question and stuff blah blah blah •Question answer and stuff -supporting detail -supporting detail -supporting detail Is this what you meant?
I wish i had nice hand writing, but my brain works too fast and i just jot everything down really quick not rlly worrying abt hand writing. Plus it makes my hand cramp up.
ILoveCheeseOnToast 1st, The character is a commission I had done for a DND character I have in a campaign right now. And second “Wolfcraft” is a combination of my last name and my mom’s maiden name It’s not creative mind you but I like it.
OK, I've seen that Midori multi ruler before, but don't think I've ever looked at it close enough to notice the degree angle markings. Funny how that and drawing a simple line suddenly has me wanting one. Well played JetPens...well played.
Just a simple suggestion to those having hard time doing NEAT NOTES when in school because the teacher only says it or something... have an extra paper where you can write NOT So neat notes..and rewrite it...i have been doing it since middle school it really works.
notetaking on actual paper doesn't work for me in class as a uni student. my lecturers speak so fast and they don't bother repeating what they said. So what i like to do is pull out my sticky notes on my laptop or ms word. Then I'd type shorthand notes in class. I'd also voice record the lecture with my phone. After class I'd type up my notes again so they make more sense, connect the dots, etc. When it's near exam time I'd then write my own questions and make myself quizzes for each topic. This method works for me
Hello! Because the video I commented previously was very effective, I watched this video in order to take-note even faster to write only the most essential things when the teacher/professor is talking. Your video was really great, thank you for that! Have a good day!
JETPENS you are REALLY - Really BEST than others !!!🗽!!!! These Note-Taking Tips are REALLY effective and Helpful for all the school - students , college - students and others ....!!!!🤠😇THANKS for all of your videos and Highest-quality products !!!! Thanks JETPENS !!...😇
honestly, i don't appreciate the perpetuation of the concept that using certain expensive tools and stationery will significantly increase effectiveness of studying. in the end, the difference that it makes isn't very significant and the effectiveness is related more closely with other factors such as organization of the notes and the dedication/focus level of the student. other than the obvious product plugs, which i understand are in there because you _are_ a stationery selling website, this video is pretty good. i would suggest organizing notes in a more structured Q&A format to make it easier to quiz yourself while studying from the notes and use active recall, but bullet points and cornell notes are alright as well.
I do agree with most of what your saying, for me personally when I take notes, I appreciate pens that don't smudge or smear as much, since I'm left handed, it doesn't leave my notes messy and it refers back to your valid point of organisation and also I love to be organised ahahahah. Also i don't see the benefits of the cornell method, since I just think it's unnesercary for more vocational, creative subjects like Drama, Literature etc... Other than that, stationery in general shouldn't be the main issue of taking effective notes, it's about how one retains the information and how they understood the notes they just took :)
@@rafail6089 yeah! i know that good products can make the process more enjoyable or can make things easier for lefties, but i really don't think that the products you use will make or break your studying. it comes down to dedication and grit. also, i personally totally agree with you about cornell notes, but i still understand why some people find it useful.
@@ya-like-jazz trueee, then again it all comes down to the individual and what methods they've used in the past, how beneficial it was for them and whether they enjoyed those note-taking methods.
i like to use a luxor graphic plus or a luxor finewriter while taking my notes. Its ink just has an unmatchable colour and sheen🤩 plus it's fast drying! You guys should really feature it in your videos🙂🙂🙂
Imaging trying to write at the speed of light while taking notes at the same time your teacher speaks the important stuff (that you will never use in your practical life).
Wow thanks jetpens!!! I usually take a ton of notes of science, geography and history.usally I take notes of history and geography with pencil because of our teacher. She finds it messy with pen thats why. But in science I use the uniball singo 207 gel pen for notes and labelling diagram. And gosh!! Those notes were like trash!!! But when I saw this video I was soo happy!!! Thanks for uploading this video!!! It's like you read my mind!!!This was sooo helpful!!!💖💞😍 Sadly I can't buy these stationary since you only take dollars or pounds. I live in Pakistan and we use Pakistani Rupees.🙁 But still helpful!!!😍
It would have been nice if we were taught methods like this in school so that when we went on to college or university we didn't fall flat on our faces!
Pens and pencils are important on taking notes, depending on what you are taking notes from. It’s true that Mechanical Pencils are best choice for people that usually use pencils. This is because you don’t need to sharpen the pencil and the font size of the pencil stays the same.
Write in cursive. If you can decipher it later today day, use cursive. If not, use whatever handwriting you can read later, and if you have free time, use a little to work on your cursive or "joined-up" writing. Read from paper, such as books or printouts, not a backlit screen. These tips are backed up by scientific studies on how well students retain what they learn. Top tip: learn by doing if you possibly can, such as in an apprentice relationship.
I actually divide my notebook or paper in half and use colored pens so I can focus on what i wrote.Colored pens are so amusing and I can focus more on what I'm studying or writing because I get distracted by the colors in my notes😅.Sometimes I design my notes so I can have fun while listening to class plus my notes look better with it😅💟
My number one tip is ….JUST BUY PAPER AND WRITE THE LECTURE AND THEN PUT IT ON UR NOTEBOOK WHEN U HAVE TIME.( or paper from old notebooks or make recycled paper, has a good texture lol) Thank u ☺️
Id say get a computer or a tablet, something that lets you use a keyboard. Typing is way faster than handwriting, even if you are not good at it. Also, you can type while still looking ahead to the blackboard or to the slides. After the lecture, go through what you've written and write a clean study sheet or flash cards with the assistance of your notes. This can be either handwritten or typed, I prefer hand written cards since it allows me to easily include drawings and you'll memorise more when you use a different medium. Especially writing and even saying out loud the things you write helps with consolidating information in your head.
I use those bright yellow highlighters to highlight words or concepts I need to look up or when I need further explanation and don't have time to ask the professor. Then i look it up online and write the answer in a sticky note and connect it with a line of the same color
Well, my method may not be good for your business hehehe. I use digital note taking with OneNote and a stylus on a windows 2 in 1 touch laptop. It's EXTREMELY versatile, like, for real. You can copy/cut and paste things you have drawn/written and it's super convenient. Also, I do review my notes after class, I generally tidy up the page and place some google images related to the subject i'm seeing, es well as links to youtube videos and direct access to class PPTs or PDFs, as well as importing those to OneNote and writing over them. But yeah, the stylus is kinda finicky some times.
The best way to use the Cornell Method is to write promoting questions in the left column and their answers in the right. This way you can revise a topic by covering the answers and answering the questions, which is active recall. Active Recall is statistically most effective for any type of learner, as your can ask questions in whatever format you want while still recalling knowledge. Hope this helped!
Under Saddle I like to think of myself as creative, and I’ve adapted the system to include diagrams, images, mind maps, and other creative embellishments to it. I think if you take notes in a way that means you understand the concept (why as opposed to what), whatever that entails for you, the Cornell method can be effective. I would recommend making the notes then creating questions. I don’t include the summary as part of my notes because by reading the notes I understand quickly and easily. It can take a lot of work but it’s worth it in the long run. Adapt every system to fit you! :)
@@tessgriffin8947 I used to write questions, but in the end, I find it more helpful to write clarifications than questions to myself. It takes me too long to answer some of my questions to be of any help, in my experience.
My teachers kinda forced the Cornell Notes system upon me since 7th grade. I absolutely HATE it! I never actually used my notes to study (I never studied), so I didn't see a reason to like Cornell Notes. I still have to take them, and I do my very best in cutting corners: I don't write questions in the left column, I don't include a summary, and I take up space by doodling. I was hoping this video was going to include a different note-taking method that could convince me to actually study. Am I asking for too much? Can someone teach me how to study?
I think mine is, Colour Code, but don't over do it bcz I just highlight so my work looks colourful and I think the pens are for me :) I have this really smudgy pen and when I try highlight it, I turns into black , my highlighter. Which Is annoying . tysm for the video, JetPens . You deserve more than 500k subscribers ;)
Ok, I'm taking my notes wrong after watching this. Right now, I'm in the process of getting my real estate license. I am re-reading every chapter and my note taking are so long. I really dont know how to separate the important information vs the non importance information. And everything is written in pen because mechanical pencils is so easily to break because I'm heavy handed in writing. Thanks for sharing the tip,
Hi there! We used Kokuyo Campus Notebooks: www.jetpens.com/Kokuyo-Campus-Smart-Ring-Binder-Notebooks/ct/5543 www.jetpens.com/Kokuyo-Campus-Notebooks/ct/2980?&f=2dcb193958b86079
lmao not me watching all these videos bc i went to an elementary school that GAVE US notes and never prepared us to take notes and im heading into middle school and HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO TAKE NOTES
In ancient times we would record the teacher/professor/instructor while taking notes and then go back over the recording after class to tighten up your notes even more. Works better than any other technique imho. 90% of people carry around the most expensive recorders to date historically! They’re called smartphones. Use the technology right on your hands guys. Trust me nobody is gonna have better notes than you if you take notes during class and THEN go back afterwards with a recording and improve even more on the initial notes!
Bleedthrough depends on both the paper quality and the type of pen you are using. You can either improve the paper quality or change the pen. Ballpoint pens almost never bleed through paper, so we recommend using those if you can't change your paper: www.jetpens.com/Ballpoint-Pens/ct/240
Click the link in the description! We list all of the products including paper refills. Look for the image and link that says "Kokuyo Campus Loose Leaf Papers".
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Happy New Year everyone! We know that a lot of you are heading back to school soon, so hopefully you'll find this video helpful. Let us know if you want more study tips videos!
JetPens Thank You!!!! 😄
The note taking system is copied from studytee
You 👏 are 👏 the 👏 best 👏
We want arabic translation
@@vortexlinks7982 The note taking method from studytee is not copied by Jetpens
This really will help me in a few days when winter break ends
Wow thanks guys I’ve never had this many likes I didn’t think that some words that didn’t have a lot of meaning can be so liked.
Hannah mathew same
Hannah mathew LoL same
Same
Thi-Antra Chirasarn That really sucks I would hate that
Thi-Antra Chirasarn oof I took them before
I really like using the morse code method especially in subjects that uses the books more often, it's where you put a dot when you see a definition that is answering the question, or the topic, and the dash that shows an example or supporting ideas to the answer
I do the same but mix the order. the bullet point or dot is for topic or bold words. The dash with arrow is for information, concepts, or key words. Then I use a, b, c for examples.
So I'm kinda confused what you mean. Is it like this?
Question and stuff blah blah blah
•Question answer and stuff
-supporting detail
-supporting detail
-supporting detail
Is this what you meant?
step one: have the best handwriting that doesnt make you dizzy and throw up.
Soo true lmao
Can relate
Relatable though 😬
I wish i had nice hand writing, but my brain works too fast and i just jot everything down really quick not rlly worrying abt hand writing. Plus it makes my hand cramp up.
Thats true LOL
Also, I would recommend using grid paper. This helps me with Cornell notes and helps keep my outlines neat and straight.
I’m 25 and finally out of grad school....and yet I wanna know how to take good notes XD
@@nameitsnottaken so?
@@nameitsnottaken and?let other people put what they want as their profile picture
@@nameitsnottaken and?yeah I ikr
I failed my maths and. Do not call me. Stupid call me more than that please ;D
ILoveCheeseOnToast it's the internet. Ur username can be anything. Anyway ur username isn't that normal either
ILoveCheeseOnToast 1st, The character is a commission I had done for a DND character I have in a campaign right now. And second “Wolfcraft” is a combination of my last name and my mom’s maiden name It’s not creative mind you but I like it.
I will use this and practice while I’m still in winter break.
Madison 0w0 u must be on the other side of the world - it’s summer break for me
Oh that’s nice today is my first day back
Needed this!! I recently wanted to up my note-taking game. Thanks Jetpens 💛
I’m a first time buyer at the JetPens website. Thanks for the recommendations. I can hardly wait to make good use of the supplies and the study tips.
tip: use pilot frixion pens/highlighters for in class notes since you're in rush to keep up with the lecturer especially in varsity
OK, I've seen that Midori multi ruler before, but don't think I've ever looked at it close enough to notice the degree angle markings. Funny how that and drawing a simple line suddenly has me wanting one. Well played JetPens...well played.
When I make notes or study guides for my students, I always make sure to color code. It seems to help them a lot.
Amazing, thank you for these tips ❤️
Absolutely in love with your effort. Please keep up with this series of "STUDY TIPS"
Just a simple suggestion to those having hard time doing NEAT NOTES when in school because the teacher only says it or something... have an extra paper where you can write NOT So neat notes..and rewrite it...i have been doing it since middle school it really works.
ok I will try it again cause well when I first did it , it was not good at all
literlly not good
Grid or dotted grid paper can help with that as well.
notetaking on actual paper doesn't work for me in class as a uni student. my lecturers speak so fast and they don't bother repeating what they said. So what i like to do is pull out my sticky notes on my laptop or ms word. Then I'd type shorthand notes in class. I'd also voice record the lecture with my phone. After class I'd type up my notes again so they make more sense, connect the dots, etc. When it's near exam time I'd then write my own questions and make myself quizzes for each topic. This method works for me
Am I the only one who thinks when they passes their finger in the ink it’s going to smear??
Hello! Because the video I commented previously was very effective, I watched this video in order to take-note even faster to write only the most essential things when the teacher/professor is talking. Your video was really great, thank you for that! Have a good day!
JETPENS you are REALLY - Really BEST than others !!!🗽!!!! These Note-Taking Tips are REALLY effective and Helpful for all the school - students , college - students and others ....!!!!🤠😇THANKS for all of your videos and Highest-quality products !!!! Thanks JETPENS !!...😇
there are a lot of helpful tips in this video that I can use so thank you!
Index Cards. Couldn't survive high school or college without them, lol.
Hell yes! I rely on them a lot for my medical course!
Oh my gosh, thank you so much🙏This helped out a lot, we love you JetPens!
honestly, i don't appreciate the perpetuation of the concept that using certain expensive tools and stationery will significantly increase effectiveness of studying. in the end, the difference that it makes isn't very significant and the effectiveness is related more closely with other factors such as organization of the notes and the dedication/focus level of the student. other than the obvious product plugs, which i understand are in there because you _are_ a stationery selling website, this video is pretty good. i would suggest organizing notes in a more structured Q&A format to make it easier to quiz yourself while studying from the notes and use active recall, but bullet points and cornell notes are alright as well.
I do agree with most of what your saying, for me personally when I take notes, I appreciate pens that don't smudge or smear as much, since I'm left handed, it doesn't leave my notes messy and it refers back to your valid point of organisation and also I love to be organised ahahahah. Also i don't see the benefits of the cornell method, since I just think it's unnesercary for more vocational, creative subjects like Drama, Literature etc... Other than that, stationery in general shouldn't be the main issue of taking effective notes, it's about how one retains the information and how they understood the notes they just took :)
@@rafail6089 yeah! i know that good products can make the process more enjoyable or can make things easier for lefties, but i really don't think that the products you use will make or break your studying. it comes down to dedication and grit. also, i personally totally agree with you about cornell notes, but i still understand why some people find it useful.
@@ya-like-jazz trueee, then again it all comes down to the individual and what methods they've used in the past, how beneficial it was for them and whether they enjoyed those note-taking methods.
i like to use a luxor graphic plus or a luxor finewriter while taking my notes. Its ink just has an unmatchable colour and sheen🤩 plus it's fast drying! You guys should really feature it in your videos🙂🙂🙂
Imaging trying to write at the speed of light while taking notes at the same time your teacher speaks the important stuff (that you will never use in your practical life).
finally after 6 months of convincing
YESS!!
PS i
Wow thanks jetpens!!! I usually take a ton of notes of science, geography and history.usally I take notes of history and geography with pencil because of our teacher. She finds it messy with pen thats why. But in science I use the uniball singo 207 gel pen for notes and labelling diagram. And gosh!! Those notes were like trash!!! But when I saw this video I was soo happy!!! Thanks for uploading this video!!! It's like you read my mind!!!This was sooo helpful!!!💖💞😍 Sadly I can't buy these stationary since you only take dollars or pounds. I live in Pakistan and we use Pakistani Rupees.🙁 But still helpful!!!😍
It would have been nice if we were taught methods like this in school so that when we went on to college or university we didn't fall flat on our faces!
Pens and pencils are important on taking notes, depending on what you are taking notes from. It’s true that Mechanical Pencils are best choice for people that usually use pencils. This is because you don’t need to sharpen the pencil and the font size of the pencil stays the same.
Love your store, probably too much 😊
Write in cursive. If you can decipher it later today day, use cursive. If not, use whatever handwriting you can read later, and if you have free time, use a little to work on your cursive or "joined-up" writing. Read from paper, such as books or printouts, not a backlit screen. These tips are backed up by scientific studies on how well students retain what they learn. Top tip: learn by doing if you possibly can, such as in an apprentice relationship.
I do have attention issues but some of these sound like they'd help. Shame I can't buy any of these items though.
This will help so thank you 😊!!!
Please do more contents like this♥️
Do more bullet journaling pls
I actually divide my notebook or paper in half and use colored pens so I can focus on what i wrote.Colored pens are so amusing and I can focus more on what I'm studying or writing because I get distracted by the colors in my notes😅.Sometimes I design my notes so I can have fun while listening to class plus my notes look better with it😅💟
Thank you so much for your lovely videos.....
Thank you so much! Very helpful
My number one tip is ….JUST BUY PAPER AND WRITE THE LECTURE AND THEN PUT IT ON UR NOTEBOOK WHEN U HAVE TIME.( or paper from old notebooks or make recycled paper, has a good texture lol)
Thank u ☺️
Id say get a computer or a tablet, something that lets you use a keyboard. Typing is way faster than handwriting, even if you are not good at it. Also, you can type while still looking ahead to the blackboard or to the slides.
After the lecture, go through what you've written and write a clean study sheet or flash cards with the assistance of your notes. This can be either handwritten or typed, I prefer hand written cards since it allows me to easily include drawings and you'll memorise more when you use a different medium. Especially writing and even saying out loud the things you write helps with consolidating information in your head.
You are a good TH-camr because you show what stationary is good or bad. I am thinking to buy those stuff, thanks for doing everything, bye.
Could you do a video on Best Fountain Pens For School?
I use those bright yellow highlighters to highlight words or concepts I need to look up or when I need further explanation and don't have time to ask the professor. Then i look it up online and write the answer in a sticky note and connect it with a line of the same color
Jet pens making study tips am i dreaming
I love jet pens 🖤
Well, my method may not be good for your business hehehe.
I use digital note taking with OneNote and a stylus on a windows 2 in 1 touch laptop.
It's EXTREMELY versatile, like, for real. You can copy/cut and paste things you have drawn/written and it's super convenient.
Also, I do review my notes after class, I generally tidy up the page and place some google images related to the subject i'm seeing, es well as links to youtube videos and direct access to class PPTs or PDFs, as well as importing those to OneNote and writing over them.
But yeah, the stylus is kinda finicky some times.
Eltodofull I agree. I love taking notes and recording the lecture on my iPad. Having the option to “control F “ is awesome.
any video about the caligraphy used in the notebook correctly "noted". Very clear and interesting.
I've been off and on with Cornell Notes, and I honestly can't tell if it helps or not.
The best way to use the Cornell Method is to write promoting questions in the left column and their answers in the right. This way you can revise a topic by covering the answers and answering the questions, which is active recall. Active Recall is statistically most effective for any type of learner, as your can ask questions in whatever format you want while still recalling knowledge. Hope this helped!
Cornell system is great for linear thinkers; however, if you are a creative thinker, Cornell is very limiting.
Under Saddle I like to think of myself as creative, and I’ve adapted the system to include diagrams, images, mind maps, and other creative embellishments to it. I think if you take notes in a way that means you understand the concept (why as opposed to what), whatever that entails for you, the Cornell method can be effective. I would recommend making the notes then creating questions. I don’t include the summary as part of my notes because by reading the notes I understand quickly and easily. It can take a lot of work but it’s worth it in the long run. Adapt every system to fit you! :)
@@tessgriffin8947 I used to write questions, but in the end, I find it more helpful to write clarifications than questions to myself. It takes me too long to answer some of my questions to be of any help, in my experience.
My teachers kinda forced the Cornell Notes system upon me since 7th grade. I absolutely HATE it! I never actually used my notes to study (I never studied), so I didn't see a reason to like Cornell Notes. I still have to take them, and I do my very best in cutting corners: I don't write questions in the left column, I don't include a summary, and I take up space by doodling. I was hoping this video was going to include a different note-taking method that could convince me to actually study. Am I asking for too much? Can someone teach me how to study?
How have I just found out about this channel? I feel like I've been missing out. This could've helped me a lot in highschool oml T^T
Amazing talented adorable
Joy+enthusiastic+trying=Jet pens😁😁😁☺️☺️☺️
Wishing you had a store in the Philippines :'(
I think mine is, Colour Code, but don't over do it bcz I just highlight so my work looks colourful and I think the pens are for me :) I have this really smudgy pen and when I try highlight it, I turns into black , my highlighter. Which Is annoying . tysm for the video, JetPens . You deserve more than 500k subscribers ;)
Style-wise, I find the full stops at the end of the headlines a little distracting lol. I like the visual change though!
Ok, I'm taking my notes wrong after watching this. Right now, I'm in the process of getting my real estate license. I am re-reading every chapter and my note taking are so long. I really dont know how to separate the important information vs the non importance information. And everything is written in pen because mechanical pencils is so easily to break because I'm heavy handed in writing. Thanks for sharing the tip,
What notebook did they use in this video? I really like it, and would like to get it for school :)
Hi there! We used Kokuyo Campus Notebooks:
www.jetpens.com/Kokuyo-Campus-Smart-Ring-Binder-Notebooks/ct/5543
www.jetpens.com/Kokuyo-Campus-Notebooks/ct/2980?&f=2dcb193958b86079
Thanks
lmao not me watching all these videos bc i went to an elementary school that GAVE US notes and never prepared us to take notes and im heading into middle school and HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO TAKE NOTES
Every body watches in winter
Me watching in summer
Idk but suddenly while teacher is teaching and I take notebook out my teacher SUDDENLY my teacher become Eminem-
??
Can you make a video like top 10 pens that don't bleed through the paper? I have a tendency to use too much pressure while writing notes...
I wish my notes could be at this level. Then my grades would be so much better lol
Nice
You will also supply stationery at India
*sees campus notebook*
Me:MIDORIYA
my 8th grade us history class made me hate the cornell method but i wanna try and get used to it again lol-
In ancient times we would record the teacher/professor/instructor while taking notes and then go back over the recording after class to tighten up your notes even more. Works better than any other technique imho. 90% of people carry around the most expensive recorders to date historically! They’re called smartphones. Use the technology right on your hands guys. Trust me nobody is gonna have better notes than you if you take notes during class and THEN go back afterwards with a recording and improve even more on the initial notes!
❤so good ❤
thanks
Should you take notes by printing or in cursive handwriting?
Whichever one is easier for you to read after you've taken the notes! Your notes can't help you unless you can read them.
Have you got a link/site for any of the products in pounds and avalible in England?
"We Live, We Learn". Life is a constant learning process" so yeah, I'm back to school, again
Hlo, I can't order the notebook and items plzz say how to do it or did you give a order to me
I wish i could also write like that
Hello!
My note taking tips:
1…Write
2…You’re done, go ahead, ace ur test
my ace a test tips:
1. answer the questions
2. done!
But have good handwritting
I feel Amy Santiago and Leslie Knopf had a hand in making this video.
how do you prevent the ink from bleeding through paper
Bleedthrough depends on both the paper quality and the type of pen you are using. You can either improve the paper quality or change the pen. Ballpoint pens almost never bleed through paper, so we recommend using those if you can't change your paper: www.jetpens.com/Ballpoint-Pens/ct/240
I cant take notes TYSM❤️❤️❤️
If you use mechanical pen sometimes it doesn't flow smoothly
my best tip would be to learn how to do print writing or calligraphy before u watch this vid
All can know but few understand less said is better say.
Im taking notes on someone teaching me to take notes
Can you tell how to add the key words? pleaseee
Are you writing or printing a book
😊😊
where do I buy the paper refills, I can’t find them
Search Kokuyo Campus Loose Leaf Paper
Quick fact, use fountain pens too🤗🤗🤗
I have the messiest hand writing I’ll try my best to make them a bit better 😭 most of my professors speak very quickly without pause
But how many leads will we get in the mechanical pencil
Mechanical pencils usually include 2-3 lead pieces inside!
Queria saber inglês pra entender o que ela diz.
Wait but what if your notebook has a margin already and it's too small
What about note books?
Hi
Where in the website do I find paper refills
Click the link in the description! We list all of the products including paper refills. Look for the image and link that says "Kokuyo Campus Loose Leaf Papers".
My penmanship is the problem lol
please link the ruler!!
Here you go: www.jetpens.com/Midori-Multi-Rulers-Standard/ct/1911
Oh my god I was just writing like 4 pages of notes😖😖😖😩😁
talks in art history 😂
5th
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How to take notes:
𝗪𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗲 𝗳𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗻𝗲𝗮𝘁