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studyingmalfoy:
“ “hi! here are some ways to keep you things organized and easy to find.
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•  binders
• pros: vvv helpful for keeping up with class work, all you papers in one place, everythings is easy to divide, best way to transfer things from a...

studyingmalfoy:

hi! here are some ways to keep you things organized and easy to find. 

  • binders
    • pros: vvv helpful for keeping up with class work, all you papers in one place, everythings is easy to divide, best way to transfer things from a folder, binder covers (best thing ever, super easy to make) 
    • cons: bulky, can rip if too many things in it, hole-punching most things, take up a lot of room, stuffing everything in the front pocket
    • ★ get plastic dividers with pockets!! & buy a hole puncher 
  • folders
    • pros: good for loose paper or homework/worksheets, for one subject (math, history, music)
    • cons: rip/break if too many things are in it, crumpled papers
    • ★  don’t get paper ones! + color code for your classes!
  • file folder
    • pros: good for seperating classes, comes in different sizes & pocket numbers, already divided and sometimes color coded
    • cons: take up a lot of room if there’s too many things, can get heavy fast, shoving things in = crumpled things
    • ★  keep it at home to transfer things or keep if your locker (if you have one)
  • pencil cases
    • great way to organize pens, pencils, markers, etc
    • only bring a limited amount to school! you don’t need all your supplies
  • care bag
    • items: pads/tampons, cramp meds, wipes, hair ties, bobby pins, travel size deodorant, hand sanitizer, kleenx/tissue, lip balm, mints, whatever you want
    • bags: makeup bag or a bath & body works bag
  • laptop
    • useful for typing notes and storing them incase the physical copy gets ruined or lost
    • folders for each subject (color coded if you like) 
  • planner
    • good for keeping track of homework, assignments, tests, etc.
    • you can use a bujo, regular planner, google calender, or an app

useful masterposts: 

organizing systems for school by @tbhstudying

organization by @noteology

how to become organized by @chemistri

tips for organization by @thechemistrynerd

the little study/organization guide for lazy students by @smartspo

🌙

i hope this can help! feel free to add your own methods! - Ryn 

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