Welcome back! Today, we’re talking about 5 things to focus on academically in the first month of law school, to set yourself up for success later on. If you’re just starting law school, this episode is for you!
In this episode we discuss:
- Why you should learn to read cases well in the beginning of law school
- The importance of keeping up with your reading
- Methods for avoiding distractions and paying attention in class
- Different methods of note taking
- Should you handwrite or type your class notes?
- Why it’s important to take advantage of office hours
- Should you join a study group?
- Do you need an accountability partner?
- Evaluating your schedule and staying accountable
- How to take legal writing and research seriously without letting it take over your life
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Resources
- Mindset: The Key to Success in Law School? (podcast)
- Are You Taking Good Law School Class Notes
- Is Handwriting Notes a Good Thing or Bad Thing
- 5 Things to Include in Your Law School Class Notes
- How to Stick to Your Goals in Law School
- Do You Need a Sponsor to Stay Productive in Law School
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