#14daysofrevision

• 1/14 days of revision • I personally prefer taking note on my computer because its easier and faster.

• 3/14 days of revision • I keep a calendar, which I write everything I need to get done. I don't really spend that much time on decorating or drawing cute things in it like other studyblrs instead I only write down the project knowing what my intentions are. Easy and fast🗓

• 2/14 days of revision • My favorite pens for taking notes are those in the picture. It’s actually just regular pens. I don’t really put that much time into buying pens, but I want to buy stabilo pens so bad😍🤗 - pilot progrex 0,7 - ATG

5/21/16 [12:18pm] starting the #14daysofrevision !! (day one: favorite note taking method) which is just on blank computer paper and i don’t really have a system hahaha / geometry notes and science diagrams - also added some bujo layouts for may (: 

'2/14 days of revision' favourite pen and mildliners for note taking :-)

14 Days of Revision 1/14 Favorite Note Taking Method? I don't know if this really constitutes as a "method," but this is my favorite way to take notes. Generally my Professors talk really fast so I just scribble down everything I can. I write page numbers in the margins and if there's a chart or large quote from the book I'll write where to find it and copy it later. Several days later I'll redo the notes: writing them neatly on loose leaf paper, highlighting, drawing pictures/graphs/charts, and adding personal thoughts or summarizations. It's a lot of writing but I find it helps the information to "stick" in your brain :)

Day 1: Favourite note taking method. I prefer to use bullet points because it makes the information seem clearer and I honestly just think that the banners look cute.