<p>How do you organize for school? Do you use one big binder or separate notebooks for each class? What are your methods for keeping everything together?</p>
<p>Separate spiral notebooks, one folder.</p>
<p>I stay away from binders.</p>
<p>I use one docket folder for everything, though sometimes I put some 2-pocket folders inside of it in case I need to pull one out for a specific class. I don't use binders because everything always rips out of them, and they're bulky. And don't get me started on those huge trapper keeper things.</p>
<p>~1 folder per class + 1 folder with a few sheets of looseleaf and graph paper (like ~7 loose, ~3 graph). I empty my folders of all trash perhaps once per week and put stuff I might want to save away in a cabinet at home.</p>
<p>I don't really take notes or anything, so I never have much to carry.</p>
<p>Separate binder, separate notebooks and dividers in each binder. I'm so anal.</p>
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ME TOO! And some classes have notebooks, too.</p>
<p>English! Keep it in my locker though. Then write on looseleaf and copy it over if I need to.</p>
<p>honestly, you should do what feels natural...that's the best advice if you're looking to reorganize...</p>
<p>what i do: one 1 in binder with all my 7 subjects & one folder with 7-10 dividers...after an "unit" is finished for a class, and I've typed up my incredibly messy notes, I put in a separate "<em>subject</em> <em>term</em>" binder that comes in handy for midterms/finals. it sounds crazy, but it really helps. plus much lighter!</p>
<p>I don't know yet. I'm still trying to find my style. The past 3 or 4 methods didn't work for me.</p>
<p>haha I just keep everything in one two-pocket folder(morning classes on the left, afternoon classes on the right), can't really find much(it got too big)...studying for finals was hard..but not that I needed to...but I don't reccomend it...i had to replace folders like twice a week...sheesh</p>
<p>Organizing is for noobs. Just stuff all your junk in your backpack. </p>
<p>No questions asked.</p>
<p>I know that I'm a huge nerd, but I'm so unorganized I just computerize everything with a scanner, or I type it in.</p>
<p>I mostly do a lot of virtual school for the summer and I love it compared to traditional school.</p>
<p>one 3 inch folder for all my subjects, no dividers (i've gotten points marked off for this), just some papers and randomly put in assignments in pockets.</p>
<p>I'm so lazy.</p>
<p>FLVS?</p>
<p>Lmao, theres so much BS involved into that, I don't feel like reasoning it now.</p>
<p>throw everything in my backpack</p>
<p>FLVS is sure better than my piece of **** school.</p>
<p>Liist, have you ever attempted to type your tests/assignments in google, or any type of search engine? -___-</p>
<p>Btw, I believe you could open up two windows, one for notes, the other for the test page.</p>
<p>1 folder for each class. and i wonder why they dont even resemble folders by the end of the year...</p>
<p>Just because you computerize everything doesn't mean it gets automatically uploaded to the internet...</p>
<p>If the class gives a lot of sheets and handouts, or I need to keep all my homework (which is like, all classes), I use a 1.5" binder (this past year I did one for each semester per class, and each quarter for Bio) with a little bit of loose leaf paper, a notebook, and one of those dividers for binders that have folders. I three-hole punch all the papers I get and put them in. =] I'll divide the papers up by chapter, section, etc. I really did that for all of my classes this year, and it worked well for me.</p>
<p>Honestly, I planned to keep the same plan for college, but I'm not sure how that'll work out. =P</p>