Tricia Robredo, ibinahagi ang sariling notes nung nag-aaral pa: "Mama always required us"
- Tricia Robredo took to Twitter and shared the notes that she has made in school, even until med school
- She said that it was her mother, Vice President Leni Robredo, who required them to take down good notes
- VP Leni was also the one who taught them to use color coded outlines
- According to Tricia, note-taking will test how well one understood the lessons and it becomes a good reference for future use
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Tricia Robredo took to Twitter and shared the notes that she has been taking when she was still in school, and highlighted how it was their mother, VP Leni Robredo, who required them to take down good notes and to make color-coded outlines.
She said that it tested how well they understood the lessons and that it also became a good reference for future use.
The daughter of VP also said that it was a habit that she carried with her until med school.
This was why she would always have a cattleya and pencil case before.
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"Skl: Mama always required us to take down good notes & make color-coded outlines. Tests how well we understood the lessons daw and becomes a good reference for future use. It was a habit I carried with me until med kaya lagi pa rin akong may cattleya at pencil case noon."
Tricia shared this after VP Leni shared her notes during the CNN Presidential Debate.
Thereafter, her two sisters, Jillian and Aiko, also showed the notes that they took when they were in school.
VP Leni Robredo is the incumbent vice president of the Philippines. She is a human rights lawyer. Her husband was the late DILG Secretary Jesse Robredo. They have three daughters.
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