Methods bound reference

anessa

I have my first methods SAC in around 20 days, and I'm still torn between handwriting or typing my bound reference. My friend who finished methods last year typed it up, and she's neutral about it. My class notes are separate from my bound reference (for some reason I chose to do it like this at the start of the year, kinda regret it tbh). So please give me advice, thank you.

Ps, if you have advice on what to and not to add in my bound reference please add that as well.

FH ⭐️

anessa i don’t do methods, rather general, and ipad is so much easier because you are able to insert things in case you miss something, yet you’re still keeping a collection of your notes. it’s easier to also write out formulas compared to typing it, so i think ipad gets it right in the middle in terms of making a good bound reference. hope this helps!

Musiclover

Personally I just handwrite my bound references, and I basically write notes for each chapter in order then make a summary at the end of each chapter with what I find I need. I find handwriting on paper easiest for me because I remember things easier and I don't think my teacher likes it when we print it out.