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How do you organise your revision notes?
Originally I had a big folder to put all my revision notes in, divided into subject areas, but now it is full up. When I revise I seem to make my room really untidy, as I'll revise, leave all my notes on the desk, come back to revise some more and shove my old notes on the bed/floor. I may buy plastic folders for each subject, but I need a more organised way of putting and organising my revsion notes.
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Try having one folder for one subject and dividing them into units/modules of study.
NickiM
A folder per subject! Looks like I'll be buying 10+ folders then!
Yup. In the end it's worth it.
I think buying a binder would be better though like the person said above, with dividers to seperate the modules. In the end, it's up to you.NickiM
Ok right! I'll try and persuade mum to get some for me 
Cool!
Is it going to be folders or binders?
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