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Hey guys! I really need help on how to organise my maths folder as I'm not too sure what to put where. I'm not really liking my current system either. Do any year 12's /year 13's have a specific way they've organised classwork, homework and tests. So far I have almost completed AS pure and i would say my folder is about half full. I could separate into topics but there's just so many in maths

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(Original post by luizasmith230)
Hey guys! I really need help on how to organise my maths folder as I'm not too sure what to put where. I'm not really liking my current system either. Do any year 12's /year 13's have a specific way they've organised classwork, homework and tests. So far I have almost completed AS pure and i would say my folder is about half full. I could separate into topics but there's just so many in maths
Hey guys! I really need help on how to organise my maths folder as I'm not too sure what to put where. I'm not really liking my current system either. Do any year 12's /year 13's have a specific way they've organised classwork, homework and tests. So far I have almost completed AS pure and i would say my folder is about half full. I could separate into topics but there's just so many in maths

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(Original post by luizasmith230)
Hey guys! I really need help on how to organise my maths folder as I'm not too sure what to put where. I'm not really liking my current system either. Do any year 12's /year 13's have a specific way they've organised classwork, homework and tests. So far I have almost completed AS pure and i would say my folder is about half full. I could separate into topics but there's just so many in maths
Hey guys! I really need help on how to organise my maths folder as I'm not too sure what to put where. I'm not really liking my current system either. Do any year 12's /year 13's have a specific way they've organised classwork, homework and tests. So far I have almost completed AS pure and i would say my folder is about half full. I could separate into topics but there's just so many in maths

Homework is set on google classroom for us so I complete mine on my iPad with the Apple Pencil
Tests: I have a folder
I really recommend using an iPad and pencil , for all 3 of my subjects I have all my notes written up on GoodNotes with separarte folders for topics and the spec. When doing extra work at home I can just download questions from online and open them in GoodNotes. I find this practical for me as I always have everything on me at college
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Currently, I have just split up my folder into classwork for each teacher and a plastic sticky tab separating topics (not the most practical) then I divide my assessments, homework and revision. I don't think this method is practical for me tho? I would use an iPad but I really do like writing with pen and paper and it'll be better practising for any exams.
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(Original post by luizasmith230)
Currently, I have just split up my folder into classwork for each teacher and a plastic sticky tab separating topics (not the most practical) then I divide my assessments, homework and revision. I don't think this method is practical for me tho? I would use an iPad but I really do like writing with pen and paper and it'll be better practising for any exams.
Currently, I have just split up my folder into classwork for each teacher and a plastic sticky tab separating topics (not the most practical) then I divide my assessments, homework and revision. I don't think this method is practical for me tho? I would use an iPad but I really do like writing with pen and paper and it'll be better practising for any exams.
Maybe you could get some subject dividers for your folder?
For your old assessments maybe you could find the questions you got wrong and create a document with them to put in your folder and then leave your assessments at home because is there any point in carrying around questions that you’ve got correct and you know how to do?
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