I know some people who like to keep notes on a digital recorder instead of a notebook. There are some really lightweight ones these days, but they are only useful if you have to time to play them back either to listen to them or if you can take notes later.
Once you find out how many classes you have, what books you'll need for each one, and which days they meet, you can organize your locker for them so that you only carry the books you need for each day's class. For me, books were always the heaviest thing to carry next to book binders. You might also be able to borrow what books you need from libraries if you're short on cash. At the very least you can keep renewing until the point you might be able to save enough to buy another one.
Remember, it's all about keeping a schedule, knowing what you need, and being prepared for any class situation. You might even opt to have a separate bag for each day of the week, if each day calls for different books.
Good Luck at school. :)
2006-08-01 13:21:07
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answered by sandra_panda 6
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Well, first clean out your binder every month (once school starts)You should have folders or tabs that has each subject on it, put everything that relates to the subject in it. Try to have one binder only, having two makes your backpack really heavy. Stay organized by having a place for everything in your desk or locker. Don't stuff things in your locker, backpack, and desk. It messes up your organization. Organization tips: put things you use frequently in places that are easy to reach, if you have more than one big pocket in your backpack DON'T put all the heavy things in one pocket spread the weight out, use both straps when carrying your backpack. Hope you have a good start!
2006-08-01 13:26:07
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answered by Anonymous
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First of all, you need a seperate folder/notebook/binder for every class. This makes it easy to find your work. Label each folder/notebook/binder by what class its for. Ex: History, Math, Science. Keep your locker clean. Dont just throw stuff in it. Put your stuff in neatly because if you dont the sloppiness will ruin it. Only take home the books that you need. If you HAVE to take home alot of books then dont carry all of them in your backpack because your back will be sore. Carry some in your hands but not so many. You want a nice strong backpack not the cheap kind. To keep your stuff organized at home. You might set out a drawer for your school stuff and dont keep it thrown around. This makes it easier to keep up with and easier to find. Well hope I've helped. Good luck!
~Rickeisha
2006-08-01 13:19:12
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answered by Rickeisha AKA Keisha 2
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Take out notes or paper or any lots of junk that you don't think you need in class that week. Any thing you do need keep in a few paper folders or plastic rather then a binder(which takes up More space..). You can also make each folder a different subject. If you have more than 1 book to carry like 3 than put one in your backpack and carry the two with your arms or else bring a paper bag (from hollister or anything) and put your book in there. When you KNOW you have some pieces of junk in there CLEAN IT OUT!
2006-08-01 13:16:38
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answered by A 3
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well 4 starters i dont no if ur school runs the same as mine, but 4 me id c what class i had first thing when i got my scedule and c when i could go to my locker and basicly went 4rm there. i never had my backpack over stuffed. i went 2 my locker about 4 times a day some times even less it just depends.could u help me with my question is on the preteen and teen catagory under parenting and pregnacy.
2006-08-01 13:15:23
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answered by Anonymous
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If u have a locker USE it . try finding an empty locker between classess that u know are to far from ur locker that can be easily accesed .that way u have to lockers one for calsses at the other end and another for the other end .and only put a few classes like if they are really close by each either in ur bookbag.(I know i just graduated in AMy from HS
2006-08-01 13:45:58
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answered by angel_06_18 1
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get some zippered pencil cases or makeup bags. Use one for pencils/pens/etc, one for makeup (if you wear it/are old enough) - as many as you need to sererate your stuff.
Also, don't just throw papers into your packback. Put them in something. have a folder for each class or a section of your notebook. If you must just stuff them in, at least organize them into their folders after school when you get home.
Just make a point not to throw anything in your bag without putting it in it's case or folder.
2006-08-01 13:19:02
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answered by raquel122203 4
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Keep a 3 ring binder with a divider for each subject. Keep a hole puncher in your locker so you can put worksheets and handouts in the binder right away.
2006-08-01 13:17:59
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answered by Candice F 3
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I very own a 9606 this is tbe prefect tacklebox for me! i'm able to use it as a chair its that good. It looks and feels high quality exept mine is heavy with the aid of fact qll of the junk in it. It weighs 19.6 pounds I weighed it besides the undeniable fact that it nonetheless is eqsy to hold!
2016-11-03 11:58:14
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answered by ai 4
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binder, which has different sections for differnent subjects, a clean backpack with no wrappers or crumbs in it. a pencil box, make sure your back pack has some pockets for your wallet or keys
2006-08-01 13:14:53
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answered by lotagirl957 2
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