@paganani

3 years ago

0:38 titles - 1:01 use a nice thick juicy and crisp black marker - 1:12 you could use a coloured marker - 1:30 try a couple of quick and easy ways to change up your handwriting (e.g. cursive, tall thin capital letters (1:48)) 2:03 addons - 2:09 squiggly line underneath text - 2:15 draw a rectangle around your words - 2:31 draw two horizontal bars using a highlighter or the thick side of a marker - 2:52 highlight underneath your text (a coloured in box) - 2:58 add two cute little symbols on either side of the text - 3:09 draw a banner 5:11 stationary swaps (don't need to focus too much on this section if you haven't masteredyour actual notetaking methods) - 5:28 making the swap from taking notes in pencil to writing them in black pen - 6:10 use pastel highlighters instead of neon highlighters (or you could use crayola supertips which have some nice pastels in them) - 6:28 opt for thinner tipped highlighters instead of thicker ones when you can (maybe for people with smaller handwriting) - 6:44 try to find paper with lighter or thinner lines on it 6:57 formatting - 7:15 leave a lot of white space - 7:23 folding your page in half and writing in two columns instead of one - 7:38 a dot circle bullet point looks better than a dash - 7:48 if you have a long line of text that goes onto the next line below it then make sure that the start of the second line starts where the first line of text starts, not where the bullet point is 8:14 visual aids - 8:36 decorate with stickers - 8:46 print out diagrams whenever possible - 8:56 print out various templates for what subject you're studying (e.g. polar coordinates - you could print out polar graphs or for organic chemistry then you can print out hexagon sheets) - 9:11 print out pictures that are relevant to the subject material REMEMBER AESTHETIC DOES NOT EQUAL EFFECTIVE STUDYING

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