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Memory Techniques
Students learn in many different ways. Memory work is no exception; students need to choose…
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Refining Memorization Skills
Memorization comes easily to some; and is loathsome to others. Understanding your learning preferences can…
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Being an Introvert in Law School
Law school attracts extroverts and in many ways is designed for them. An astute law…
Working with Each Individual Student’s Choices
I really enjoy my students. It is a privilege to help them reach their academic…
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Quick Tips for Visual Learners
If you learn through visual methods, consider the following study techniques: Use easy visual strategies…
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Study Groups: Make Them Work for You
Working with others to prepare for exams can be an uplifting and productive experience. However, it…
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Solving Study Group Problems
Some of my law students avoid study groups because of prior problems they had with…
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Memorization: The Final Week of Bar Prep
During the final week of bar prep, memorization is paramount. Overlearning the law is the…
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Why Global-Intuitive Students May Mistake Superficial Analysis for the Real Thing
Global processors are always looking for the big picture, the overview, or the roadmap in…
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Why Sequential-Sensing Students May Mistake Class Preparation for the Ultimate Goal
Sequential processors focus on the individual units before them (cases, subtopics, topics) rather than look at…