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The Caveats Of Doodling

There is a time and place for everything, and this includes doodling.

  • Doodling in class or during a meeting is not helpful because doodling only improves memory recall if it is structured and combined with note-taking.
  • Unstructured doodling can be considered as being distracted and therefore only weakening your recall.

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