Analyzing Your Handwriting 1 Write a paragraph. Choose a topic—anything really—and write at least five sentences about it. If you’re not feeling too creative, simply copy a passage out of a book or newspaper. The goal is to get an idea of what your handwriting looks like on average. The more you write, the more
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The major problem students have in taking notes is that they’re not really certain what the notes are to accomplish. Some students copy down every word the teacher says: other students write down a few facts without including any ideas that explain the facts. Studies have shown that students who do not take notes
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End-of-session, summer school, internship training sessions: There’s always a new reason you need to take notes, and you want to make sure you’re capturing all the important info that’s being thrown at you in the most efficient way possible. From old school pen-and-paper tricks to super useful apps, there are loads of tips and tools
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Read on to get seriously schooled on how to make sure you capture all that’s been dictated to you in your class. Be prepared. This might seem obvious, but before you even head to class, do a quick check to make sure you have what you need. This might mean paper, pens, pencils, and highlighters
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