Faber Castell thin marker set

A set of high-quality thin markers Faber Castell includes 4 shades: bright yellow, bright green, bright orange and bright pink. Great for marking and highlighting in thin and thick lines. Great for painting and coloring. Recommended for students, students, office.

A set of thin markers recommended and useful for studies, school, university, office and leisure

Markers with beautiful and bright colors are suitable for use on all types of paper. Great for highlighting texts, tracking task execution, keeping a diary, marking important reading passages, preparing summaries for tests and regular office use. Also for coloring and painting glowing and colorful.

Not only are highlighters very popular as a creative tool - for pupils and students it is already an essential companion in their daily lives. And for good reason: Stephanie Ingrid Müller, an art and communication pedagogue at the Diastep Nuremberg Institute, confirms that emphasizing excerpts yourself enhances the effect of learning and memorizing textual information. Learning research demonstrates that the intention to highlight important information in a text helps to distinguish between relevant information and irrelevant information. Colorful snippets combined with handwriting activity while marking enhance conscious gathering and memorization of information: you learn while reading and emphasizing. You should pay attention to the following tips:

1. Emphasize only important or new information.
2. Less = more: Emphasize only small pieces of text or single words - making it easier to locate the main message of the text.
3. Use bright colors - they are comfortable for our perception and will not blacken parts of the text when making copies.
4. Use a different marking thickness to classify the markings, select a thin line below the words or a wide line above them as needed.

The markers star in the bullet journaling and handlettering trend. The most prominent journaling is the use of a sketchbook, pens and markers for self-management. The system, which was "invented" by the New York graphic designer Ryder Carroll, is based on a notebook with blank (or lined/marked) pages that can be organized to create a personalized calendar: using a table of contents and annual review, to-do lists and dividing into monthly, weekly and daily plans , including projects and personal interests. As effective as it is, the technique already has hundreds of thousands of fans, who exchange information and tips related to their Bullet-Journal experiences on blogs and Instagram.

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