Doodle here, doodle there

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As finals are approaching, it means time to go over all of the notes from the entire semester and remember what may have been forgotten, or at least get a little refresher on what you learned.  As I was going through some of my notes I noticed a few things. Doodles!
There was more then one occasion where I guess I wasn't as interested in a particular lecture and was more interested in drawing in the side margins of my notebook while taking notes. I thought it was interesting that each page had some of the same drawings and some different ones as well.  I had handful of pages with music notes on them.  I don't think I am very good with detailed drawings, but something simple like a flower or music notes is easy and fun.

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Little alien man
 
There was actually a study I remember hearing about a few years ago that said that doodling tends to keep your mind on task. Does that mean the drawings in my margins helped me understand the material better? Maybe, I don't know. Once finals are over I'll know whether they hurt me or helped me. I’m definitely hoping for the best.

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