How to organise information in your notebook: Guidelines for Catalan, Spanish and English lessons

- Use D4 punched hole sheets
- You can buy packets or a hard cover spiral notebook of punched hole sheets


- Use punched holes plastic pockets to keep the handouts the teachers give you, the homework you have to hand in or the homework the teacher gives you back .

- Use a binder to keep your notes, handouts and works
- Use colour dividers to separate the different subjecs

- One for Spanish
- One for Catalan
- One for English
Note-taking guidelines
- Write the date
- Write the session under the date
- Separate days using a line
- Write a heading or title for each activity
- Write a summary of the lesson at the end of each session
- Leave some space between activities
- Leave margins
- Use both sides of the sheet of paper
- Write neatly
- Use reasonable size handwriting
- Don’t be sloppy
- Do not use colours for writing
- Do not decorate your notes with drawings
- You can use highlihters for headings
- Use only black or blue pens. Leave red fir corrections
- Use different sections: Class notes, summaries, on line activities, handouts, group work, vocabulary
- Number pages
- Keep an index
- Revise your notes everyday
- Write the date in the handouts the teacher gives you. Keep them organised together with your class notes