Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! Today, we’re talking about some creative, evidence-based ideas for remembering the material required for your law school exams.
In this episode we discuss:
- Why you should memorize important information even for open book exams
- How learning the law properly plays into memorization
- How to immerse yourself in law concepts in your everyday life
- The value of acrostics in making studying lighter and more fun
- Using visualization to make remembering the details easier
- How to trigger your memory of a particular topic using narrative storylining
- The memorization value of good old handwriting
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Resources:
- Higher Levels of Immersion Improve Procedure Memorization Performance
- Memory and Study Strategies for Optimal Learning
- Brain Basics, Part One: The Power of Visualization
- The Link and Story Methods
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