Badly-Printed Lecture Notes
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If the lecture notes you receive are printed in such a way that they are slanted, especially in photocopied notes, like this:
Will you write the same way the words slant or will you ignore the slant and write in straight lines?
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save the trees ....... say no to lecture notes
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I'd write on another piece of paper and staple it behind
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But sometimes you'll want to annotate the notes ma.Originally posted by omgukilledkenny:I'd write on another piece of paper and staple it behind -
like that arh..Originally posted by MooKu:But sometimes you'll want to annotate the notes ma.
then i'll just follow the lines because i think it'll look uglier if i write straight. -
Liquid paper it and draw straight lines
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I will tilt the paper to make it such that the lines are horizontal and write my stuff.
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Most of my lecture notes get regurgitated anyway.
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It's the whole page that's crooked leh.Originally posted by eagle:Liquid paper it and draw straight lines -
nani?Originally posted by ^tamago^:Most of my lecture notes get regurgitated anyway. -
i can barely write in straight lines anyway
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I would download the pdf files from IVLE and then make sure I print em riteOriginally posted by MooKu:If the lecture notes you receive are printed in such a way that they are slanted, especially in photocopied notes, like this:
Will you write the same way the words slant or will you ignore the slant and write in straight lines? -
If that option's available, I'd do that too.Originally posted by DriftingGuy:I would download the pdf files from IVLE and then make sure I print em rite
In my first year, my Math lecturer had HORRENDOUS handwriting. It was big, fat and ugly.
On one of the pages, the handwriting was so terrible, I tore the page into shreds! Of course, before that, I copied everything out nicely on another piece of paper. -
i wud not have the patience to rewrite itOriginally posted by MooKu:If that option's available, I'd do that too.
In my first year, my Math lecturer had HORRENDOUS handwriting. It was big, fat and ugly.
On one of the pages, the handwriting was so terrible, I tore the page into shreds! Of course, before that, I copied everything out nicely on another piece of paper. -
When will they ever ever learn. Great researchers dont necessarily make great lecturersOriginally posted by MooKu:If that option's available, I'd do that too.
In my first year, my Math lecturer had HORRENDOUS handwriting. It was big, fat and ugly.
On one of the pages, the handwriting was so terrible, I tore the page into shreds! Of course, before that, I copied everything out nicely on another piece of paper.
Rewrite out the important parts lor.. can treat it as revision plus can add in own notes and pointers -
Re-written on another paper, summarised or written in a way i understand.Originally posted by MooKu:nani?
But I guess it's hard to do so if I'm not full-time. -
IVLE? u from CJC?Originally posted by DriftingGuy:I would download the pdf files from IVLE and then make sure I print em rite -
wow.Originally posted by ^tamago^:Re-written on another paper, summarised or written in a way i understand.
But I guess it's hard to do so if I'm not full-time.
it's so time consuming!
but sounds like a very effective way of studying -
Accept it as it is. If it's really so bad, borrow the original copy and photocopy again. I not so hardworking to write nicely.
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No no, will you write as slanted as the text goes or will you write horizontally, ignoring the slant? That's the question.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Accept it as it is. If it's really so bad, borrow the original copy and photocopy again. I not so hardworking to write nicely. -
Write horizontally.Originally posted by MooKu:No no, will you write as slanted as the text goes or will you write horizontally, ignoring the slant? That's the question. -
i will follow the line. tilt the paper abit can le.