A Paperless Whiteboards for Math Problems

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Using a dry-erase board can significantly reduce paper usage while solving problems, especially if space allows for a larger board mounted on a wall or a suitable table. Many users find that while whiteboards are efficient for practice, it's still beneficial to transfer some work onto paper for later review. Additionally, the tactile experience of using blackboards or greenboards is appreciated by some, as it adds a meaningful element to the learning process. Overall, transitioning to whiteboards or similar surfaces is recommended for a more sustainable and efficient study method.
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I've been blowing through pages and pages of looseleaf paper just to do problems on. What's a more efficient / paper-saving method? Anyone had experiences with whiteboards or something of the sort?
 
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I've been blowing through pages and pages of looseleaf paper just to do problems on. What's a more efficient / paper-saving method? Anyone had experiences with whiteboards or something of the sort?

A good sized dry-erase board would help, if you have the room for it firmly on a wall, or if you have a conveniently sized table. You would still want to put some of your work onto paper for easy review later.
 
I don't know why, but I have a fetish for blackboards! Or 'greenboards' for that matter, whatever you fancy. For some reason, just the sound of the chalk hitting the board as I write an equation and the feel of it gives me a feeling of meaning to my life.. haha. Okay maybe I am over-exaggerating a bot a bit and can't describe it well, but give it a try!
 
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