[nabs-l] organizing print papers

[minh ha]

Hi Sophie,

There are several very simple solutions to this. I used to hand in
print papers in high school as well and file folders are extremely
effective. You can get folders for each subject and put braille labels
for math, English, etc and this way, all your papers for each class is
organized in one place. Another method that worked really well for me
is I would use a Perkins brailler (or slate and stylus if you don't
have one) and braille the title of the paper at the bottom of the
page. Binders and office pouches can be useful as well, but I found
that they were too messy for my taste because my papers would always
end up in the wrong sections. I'm not sure what year you are in high
school, but I would also recommend you start sending papers to your
teachers through email; I started doing this my junior year of high
school just to get me prepared for college. A lot of professors papers
to be sent electronically and it makes life a lot easier for you as
well.

Hope this helps,
Minh

On 8/10/13, Sophie Trist <sweetpeareader at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey Listers,
>
> I'm in high school, and most of the time, I print out assignments
> to turn them in to my teachers. However, I have no way of knowing
> which of the printed papers in my bag is for math and which for
> English, etc, so I often have to fumble around in my bag, pull
> out all of my paprs, and ask my friends to tell me which one is
> which. How do you guys keep your print papers organized? Are any
> systems particularly effective? Any help would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> Sincerely,
> Sophie
>
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