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Author Question: How should I label my dividers for psychology? (Read 1568 times)

federox

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on: Jul 15, 2013
I have 5 dividers for an Introductory psych class. I was thinking of these labels: Test chapters, handouts, homework, and notes. This is only 4 though...

Anyone have any better ideas?


Jones

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Reply #1 on: Jul 15, 2013
You just gave me an idea. I should do the same thing.


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Jesse_J

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Reply #2 on: Jul 15, 2013
maybe check your syllabus and use the dividers as specific topics covered per exam so you will only study what you need to....just a thought, never really used dividers lol


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Reply #3 on: Jul 15, 2013
I would add videos or theories.....It was like 6 years ago or so when I took psych. but when I did we watched videos of experiments and then had a lot of theories, which yes could fall under handouts but why if you have the room. I would go Notes, Handouts, Homework, Videos or Theories or the Theorists, then tests. Test in the back because they are done and over.


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