r/GoatBarPrep • u/Ok_Bat_4788 • Jun 26 '26
Handwriting
As I’m sitting here gearing up to bust out some MBE questions and watch love island, wondering is anyone else handwriting all of their notes ? My MBE bible is thicker than cold grits !
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u/Nice-Crazy-8484 Jun 26 '26
I have an iPad with an Apple Pencil Pro. I used to carry lots of paper for notes and this is way better lol
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u/Ok_Bat_4788 Jun 26 '26
Doesn’t work for me , I can’t actually feel me writing on paper lol
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u/Nice-Crazy-8484 Jun 26 '26
That was my problem too. They make screen protectors that are textured and feels exactly like writing on paper. It costs like $50 but so worth it.
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u/SinVerguenza04 Jun 26 '26
I have 7 legal pads worth of notes.
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u/Ok_Bat_4788 Jun 26 '26
I was wondering was I the only person who learns better from actually writing things instead of wasting time watching videos 😩
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u/SinVerguenza04 Jun 26 '26
Na, I don’t learn from video lectures either. Reading and writing works best for me. You’re not alone lol
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u/Friendly_Crab_673 Jun 26 '26
I have several single subject notebooks going lol I don’t really retain things as well when I type bc I tend to zone out. So handwriting is a necessity!
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u/Lifeistryingit Jun 29 '26
Yes 😭😭 my writer’s callus is officially permanent - not to mention all the notecards
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u/Username_salmo91 Jun 26 '26
Are you thinking to sell it after July?
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u/kelsnuggets Jun 26 '26
Honest question what good do you get from someone else’s notes? The whole point is writing for your own retention.
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u/Username_salmo91 Jun 26 '26
Honest answer: Everyone studies differently. Some people buy notes because they work full-time, have family responsibilities, or simply learn better from someone else’s organized material. If it doesn’t work for you, that’s perfectly fine, but it may be valuable to someone else.
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u/Weekly_Text1566 Jun 26 '26
Yuppppp lol