the demographic transition

So today in class we read through a packet about the graphic transition. The graphic transition consists of four stages. The stages start from a high CDR and a low CBR and slowly work up to a high CBR and a low CDR. As we were reading, we had to highlight important things that we need to know in the future. I highlighted and did really cool boxes and things to make my notes look super cute. I've been doing those kinds of notes all day today and I am loving it. I am going to continue doing my notes like this because they look neat and clean cut and cute.

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