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The following items are essential to help students organize
themselves efficiently.
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1. 2 binders -coloured differently; 1st= morning classes; 2nd = afternoon classes. There must be coloured dividers between the subjects. |
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2. Pencils (2) pens (2) and erasers(2) |
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3. A ruler--preferably with 3 holes to fit onto the rings of a standard binder |
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4. A pencil case with 3 reinforced holes to fit in the binders |
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5. Three differently coloured highlighter markers |
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6. A planner, or a substitute,i.e. a 'to do' list at the front of each subject |
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7. 4 brown envelopes, punched with 3 holes, to fit at the end of each subject section in the binder |
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8. 3 differently coloured pens in order to create study cards or notes |
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9. 1(or more) package of blank recipe cards to create memory cards or study notes |
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10. 4-5 pieces of cardstock, hole punched with regular letter-sized white envelopes glued to them to hold the study cards |
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11. A package of page reinforcers to repair pages when they rip from the binder |
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Additional ideas |
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12. An inexpensive paper accordian-style folder, is also excellent in which to store previous notes which you will need, but which are making the binder too bulky. |
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13. Further colour coding of file folders to match the dividers within the binders can be helpful. |
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