STUDY NOTEBOOK
Working to improve your skills or acquire a certification but struggling? Here are some tips for keeping a Study Notebook to help you achieve your goals by recording your daily progress!
Step 1
What to prepare:
A notebook to keep your study records organized, a pen of your choice, and markers for color-coding. For the notebook part, I chose KOKUYO’s Study Planner available in 3 types: 1-day, 1-week, and 2-week format.
Choose the one that best suits your study style.
Step 2
The 1-day type is recommended for people who
- Are good at keeping up with their daily habits
- Want to record and review their daily effort
Before studying...
Write down your day-to-day goals for each subject with notes.
After studying…
Fill in the timetable to review your progress and results.
Step 3
1-Week type is recommended for people who
- Struggle at keeping up with their daily habits.
- Want to get in the habit of studying every day.
Before studying...
Write down your weekly goals. Plan out for each day or adjust as you go!
After studying...
Check off the items you accomplished that week.
2-Week type is great for keeping a simple record of your goals and efforts in a long term. Look back on your accomplishments on a weekly basis to check your progress!
Other Ideas
Campus Notebooks are available in various color selections and ruled line options. Keep one for each subject and increase your productivity!
