theorem copy book

am i bovvered

My son was asked to get a theorem copy book at school today, spent the afternoon asking around in local shops (Easons ect) they didn't know what it looked like.
What does it look like ( I tried google... no luck ) where can I get one.
Thanks

From what I remember, it's just a normal copy in which you write out the theorems you have to learn. I'm pretty sure there's no such thing as a copy specifically for theorems.

Is he in Junior Cert.? When I was in Junior Cert. we just used a normal copy, anyway.

dudara

Ditto, just a regular copy in which you only write out theorems. Our teacher used to insist on an A5 hardcover copy - but anything will do.

Grudaire

Unless it's a physics 'theorem' copy book - then you want a copy with the left hand pages graph paper for diagram, and the right are normal for description

May be what is meant, as many of the theorems include a small diagram? (seems overkill for Maths though, a normal copy should do)

am i bovvered

dudara wrote: »

Ditto, just a regular copy in which you only write out theorems. Our teacher used to insist on an A5 hardcover copy - but anything will do.

thanks, afternoon wasted. He is in junior cert. Its for maths.
I need to go back to school