I don't want a new chemistry book. (1 Viewer)

[Bendwhat?_over]

My chemistry teacher recommended (told me to) using an entirely new book for chemistry, as my current one was too messy.

"I don't need to see all these scribbles everywhere"	It is art. It enhances the quality of my book work. It gives it pizzazz.
"Is this work you did yourself at home? You don't need this in your school book."	Yes I do. It's literally about what we're doing at school. Why would I not want extra notes in my book.
"Why are you using a grid book for chemistry"	It's more compact. Considering how bloody messy balancing chemical equations can be, I would venture that it's an improvement.
"I'm worried you won't be able to see your work when you go back to revise"	My writing is clear, I have titles and dates. I already had to go back and revise a worksheet I was continuously doing because of how hard I found it. My last year's math book is of a similar quality. I had no issue using it to revise.

What do you think?
I can add images of the alleged "scribbles"

 

[Study to success]

My chemistry teacher recommended (told me to) using an entirely new book for chemistry, as my current one was too messy.

"I don't need to see all these scribbles everywhere"	It is art. It enhances the quality of my book work. It gives it pizzazz.
"Is this work you did yourself at home? You don't need this in your school book."	Yes I do. It's literally about what we're doing at school. Why would I not want extra notes in my book.
"Why are you using a grid book for chemistry"	It's more compact. Considering how bloody messy balancing chemical equations can be, I would venture that it's an improvement.
"I'm worried you won't be able to see your work when you go back to revise"	My writing is clear, I have titles and dates. I already had to go back and revise a worksheet I was continuously doing because of how hard I found it. My last year's math book is of a similar quality. I had no issue using it to revise.

What do you think?
I can add images of the alleged "scribbles"

If it works for u I think u should keep it

 

[cheesynooby]

this is too real my math teacher literally gave me extra paper for me to 'do my scribbles in'

 

[jane1820]

My chemistry teacher recommended (told me to) using an entirely new book for chemistry, as my current one was too messy.

"I don't need to see all these scribbles everywhere"	It is art. It enhances the quality of my book work. It gives it pizzazz.
"Is this work you did yourself at home? You don't need this in your school book."	Yes I do. It's literally about what we're doing at school. Why would I not want extra notes in my book.
"Why are you using a grid book for chemistry"	It's more compact. Considering how bloody messy balancing chemical equations can be, I would venture that it's an improvement.
"I'm worried you won't be able to see your work when you go back to revise"	My writing is clear, I have titles and dates. I already had to go back and revise a worksheet I was continuously doing because of how hard I found it. My last year's math book is of a similar quality. I had no issue using it to revise.

What do you think?
I can add images of the alleged "scribbles"

u seem like someone who would pull up to a function in a suit (or jeans and a long sleeve oversized plain shirt) bc u dont know the dress code n then say something in english premium, pull all the girls and the function n leave to be never heard/seen from again

do u see the vision?

 

[Shavi Masee]

My chemistry teacher recommended (told me to) using an entirely new book for chemistry, as my current one was too messy.

"I don't need to see all these scribbles everywhere"	It is art. It enhances the quality of my book work. It gives it pizzazz.
"Is this work you did yourself at home? You don't need this in your school book."	Yes I do. It's literally about what we're doing at school. Why would I not want extra notes in my book.
"Why are you using a grid book for chemistry"	It's more compact. Considering how bloody messy balancing chemical equations can be, I would venture that it's an improvement.
"I'm worried you won't be able to see your work when you go back to revise"	My writing is clear, I have titles and dates. I already had to go back and revise a worksheet I was continuously doing because of how hard I found it. My last year's math book is of a similar quality. I had no issue using it to revise.

What do you think?
I can add images of the alleged "scribbles"

Don't get another book for chem. Like they can't threaten to kick you out?
If you can read your own work then DO IT, and if pizzaz makes you work better then DO IT, It's a they problem if they're so fussy abt this.
They're not marking you on your workbook yeah, so dw abt it.

u seem like someone who would pull up to a function in a suit (or jeans and a long sleeve oversized plain shirt) bc u dont know the dress code n then say something in english premium, pull all the girls and the function n leave to be never heard/seen from again

do u see the vision?

omg this is exactly my vision

 

[coolcat6778]

My chemistry teacher recommended (told me to) using an entirely new book for chemistry, as my current one was too messy.

"I don't need to see all these scribbles everywhere"	It is art. It enhances the quality of my book work. It gives it pizzazz.
"Is this work you did yourself at home? You don't need this in your school book."	Yes I do. It's literally about what we're doing at school. Why would I not want extra notes in my book.
"Why are you using a grid book for chemistry"	It's more compact. Considering how bloody messy balancing chemical equations can be, I would venture that it's an improvement.
"I'm worried you won't be able to see your work when you go back to revise"	My writing is clear, I have titles and dates. I already had to go back and revise a worksheet I was continuously doing because of how hard I found it. My last year's math book is of a similar quality. I had no issue using it to revise.

What do you think?
I can add images of the alleged "scribbles"

teachers shouldnt be policing how you use ur own notebook.

 

[Study to success]

teachers shouldnt be policing how you use ur own notebook.

Yeah. I have a really annoying teacher that specified that we must glue in our handouts in our exercise book and we aren’t allowed to to use a seperate folder or a binder and loose leaf paper

 

[Shavi Masee]

Yeah. I have a really annoying teacher that specified that we must glue in our handouts in our exercise book and we aren’t allowed to to use a seperate folder or a binder and loose leaf paper

No wonder your loose leaf paper kept tearing

 

[Study to success]

No wonder your loose leaf paper kept tearing

Actually it isn’t tearing out cause of this and plus I don’t really use loose leaf paper anymore

 

[Bendwhat?_over]

u seem like someone who would pull up to a function in a suit (or jeans and a long sleeve oversized plain shirt) bc u dont know the dress code n then say something in english premium, pull all the girls and the function n leave to be never heard/seen from again

do u see the vision?

I legitimately do not know what to say to this.

Thank you...?

 

[Chileman]

My chemistry teacher recommended (told me to) using an entirely new book for chemistry, as my current one was too messy.

"I don't need to see all these scribbles everywhere"	It is art. It enhances the quality of my book work. It gives it pizzazz.
"Is this work you did yourself at home? You don't need this in your school book."	Yes I do. It's literally about what we're doing at school. Why would I not want extra notes in my book.
"Why are you using a grid book for chemistry"	It's more compact. Considering how bloody messy balancing chemical equations can be, I would venture that it's an improvement.
"I'm worried you won't be able to see your work when you go back to revise"	My writing is clear, I have titles and dates. I already had to go back and revise a worksheet I was continuously doing because of how hard I found it. My last year's math book is of a similar quality. I had no issue using it to revise.

What do you think?
I can add images of the alleged "scribbles"

first one, i recommend doing them only if it's related to chemistry (like atoms or the periodic table) cuz it might help. don't draw like anime characters, they're a bit of a distraction (underestimation)
second one, no one cares, keep doing what u did. same with the 4th one. if its clear for u then do it
third one, balancing chemical equations aint that messy, just use a table and also you'll get used to mental maths soon.

 

[Bendwhat?_over]

don't draw like anime characters, they're a bit of a distraction (underestimation)

This comment is sending me into a blind rage so I will disengage.