Law School Toolbox Team

We previously explored the basics of a learning technique called spaced repetition. We looked at what it is and how you can use it as a law student to help with learning and understanding concepts. We’re going to continue where we left off, and look more at flashcards.

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If you’re searching for new ways to learn and new tools to try as a law student in order to work more efficiently and smarter, we’re looking at something that can help with that! It’s a tool that could benefit law students, as well as bar studiers later on.

We are presented with overwhelming amounts of information to memorize throughout law school and of course while studying for the bar exam. Trying to learn and memorize all of the information can often feel like drinking from a firehose. And as you may have already figured out, last minute cramming doesn’t work! It may have worked for you in high school or college, but it doesn’t work for law school classes. But there are other studying and learning techniques that do work. We are going to look at the scienced-based technique called spaced repetition that can help you throughout law school as well as the bar exam. Then we will tell you about a program you can use to try it out. [Read more…] about How Spaced Repetition Can Help You as a Law Student – Part 1