[LAW SCHOOL PHILIPPINES] How to Improve Your Note-Taking Skills for Law School Success
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2019
- Note-taking is one of the most underrated skills in law school in the Philippines. Abot-langit ang hanga natin sa mga classmates natin na organized ang notes. Abot-langit din naman ang hiya natin na manghiram ng mga notes nila. Notes will allow you to cut your review time for the exams in half. They will help you study ahead of schedule.
Notes also give us that intense buff of confidence that we are coming to class truly prepared, ready to recite and ready to learn. Making notes is the first step towards our shared goal of coming to law school ready for a quiz every day. If you proceed from the presumption that there will be a quiz every meeting, you are already setting yourself with that real, tangible and actionable goal right from the very start.
In this episode, I’ll be sharing with you how I make my notes, what I use them for and how to improve your note-taking skills for instant law school success.
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Sir I would like to add that writing notes is like having a muscle memory sa mga athletes.
Comepletely agree, bro. There will be a point where answering an exam will feel like you’re re writing something you’ve already written down as a digest or part of your notes. When you get mechanical in an exam, that’s when you know you’re in the zone. ❤️😊🙏🏻
@@LexInMotion right on the money Kapatid. That's why I keep reminding myself each and everyday to have that KILLER JORDAN MINDSET until I get to the BAR.
Thank you Atty.!
I needed to write what you were saying to remember them all. Haha thanks for this, Atty!
Thank you for sharing new ideas in note taking atty lex! God bless. :)
Thank you din, sis. Thank you for being here. Just trust your ability to discern what is important from the nice-to-know and you’ll be in good shape.
This Friday, let’s talk about the changes brought about by the Revised Corporation Code. 😊❤️🙏🏻
Yas! Thank you sir Lex! And also, thank you because watching this vid just validated my habbit of "writing down what I read (sometimes word for word)... masasabi ko namang (I USED to think, at least) magaling ako sa comprehension, pero yung confidence ko dun bumaba because of my poor memorization skills. The habbit was my solution...it worked, but it definitely did not help me regain my confidence; it made me think baka slow ako. Watching this, and now knowing na ginagawa mo rin pala, is a huge thing for me. So thank you. Tsaka yes naman mabuhay tayong mga left-handed people. lol.
Hi, sis. Thank you for sharing. Note-taking is one of the most useful skills you'll develop in law school. It relates in part, in your ability to discern what is important and what's nice to know, but not important. It'll also help you sort out the bar matters from the reading matters. When these two skills coincide, you'll be able to spot the issues with greater precision when you take your exams.
Note-taking is a great daily habit that'll help you feel prepared and be more confident night, after night. Ang goal talaga natin dito ay pumasok nang handa sa klase, may quiz man o wala.
Thank you for sharing, sis. Natuwa ako. May God bless you with the very best version of your law school dreams. 😊❤️🙏🏻
Thank you po atty. Lex
Based on research that I've read few years back, but I can still remember the pie graph on my mind that writing down is more effective to retain what we needed to remember, rather than just listening to someone while they're speaking. Same as reading or listening to audios. Thanks to this vid Atty.
😊❤️🙏🏻
Thanks for the tips!
Happy to help! See you again on Friday! 😊❤️🙏🏻
Thank you atty lex. 😊
Thank you din, sis. Thank you for being here. Next week, let's talk about the salient changes introduced in the Revised Corporation Code. ❤️🙏🏼😊
I usually use steno notebooks for note taking but one of my profs require us to write our notes in a record book. Gtec 3 colors gamit ko for note taking para hindi space consuming since anlaki ng handwriting ko and anliit ng steno and record book and also, antagal maubos ng gtec
Thanks for this Atty. :) I'm gonna start my 1st year proper this coming 1st semester although I took some advanced classes last sem already. Note taking was really one of those things I struggled with as I was trying to figure out what will work for me. Your crim law 1 video is also a big help to prep for next sem and I'm looking forward to improve on my note taking and I'm excited to take Crim Law as well. Can I ask for some advise po on how to improve on answering case questions during exams? I'm having some difficulties still on structuring my answers considering the time limit and making it on point. Thank you po and God bless.
Thank you for sharing, sis. I have older episodes here on how to improve your handwriting and how to answer law school questions like a barista. I hope you can watch them too, and start practicing before the new school year starts. 😊❤️🙏🏽
Thank you Atty. I'm a new law student. It's very helpful, my class starts on Monday.
Thank you for sharing. sis. Welcome sa Lex in Motion Community. I know you're probably tense right now, but I want you to enjoy the first week. God bless you and your law school dreams. See you again on Friday! 😊❤️🙏🏻
@@LexInMotion thank you so much atty.! 😊😊😊
So helpful po
Thank you so much po sa tips Atty. Lex. Babaunin ko po ito sa Lawschool.
Thank you, sis. I hope this helps. See you again on Friday! 😊❤️🙏🏻
@@LexInMotion yes Atty
@@LexInMotion indeed Atty. Sobrang laking tulong po
Sir Lex salamat sa mga videos na ito. I am binge listening to them and taking notes especially when classes are starting 2 months from now as of this writing. One question about note-taking I have always wanted to ask is the usage of a recording device especially an IC Recorder. What is your take on this and is it recommended that I buy one right now or is it up to the discretion of the professor? Thank you again for answering this question.
Thank you for asking, kapatid. A lot of this would depend on the policy of your professors.
Some have a clear desk policy - no pens or notes or anything on your desk.
Others will even allow you to place your recorder on their desks.
Hope this helps This Friday, let’s talk about the changes brought about by the Revised Corporation Code. 😊❤️🙏🏻.
Thanks po.
You're welcome, kapatid. Thank you for being here. I'll be very happy if you can reply to this comment with how the methods I've discussed have helped you in your law school journey.
Next week, let's talk about the salient changes introduced in the Revised Corporation Code. ❤️🙏🏼😊
Thank you po
You're welcome, kapatid. Thank you din kasi nandito ka. Thank you for watching until the end. I hope this helps you in your law school journey.
Next week, let's talk about the salient changes introduced in the Revised Corporation Code. ❤️🙏🏼😊
Very helpful
Happy to help, bro. Salamat din at nandito ka.
This Friday, let’s talk about the changes brought about by the Revised Corporation Code. 😊❤️🙏🏻
Hi Atty Lex,
Question po. Should I read the assigned topic first before making notes or should I make my notes during the 1st reading?
feel ko wala na akong time para mag notes dahil sa dami ng babasahin. :(
Hi, kapatid. Thank you for sharing. In this episode, I mentioned two methods I use. The first, I take notes while I am reading. Mabagal at matrabaho. The second is for when I am truly pressed for time.
You have one thing going for you and that’s you’ll get better at it every day. Bibilis ka ring sumulat, bibilis din ang abilidad mong himayin ang batas, at sauluhin yung mga dapat kabisaduhin.
Hope this helps. 😊❤️🙏🏻
Noted po. Thank You Atty. Lex :)
First
Salamat, bro. Thank you for being here. First blood pa! Hope this helps you.
Next week, let's talk about the salient changes introduced in the Revised Corporation Code. ❤️🙏🏼😊
Sir Lex, as an incoming 1st year student, kailangan po ba lahat ng subjects may notebook even the subjects that are not included in the bar exam?
Good question! I've mentioned in my handwriting episodes that I do not keep notebooks. I write on yellow legal pads for work, school and for doodles. At the end of the day, I file my notes into separate folders (individual subjects, separate projects for work and others). This way, I don't "forget" my note book. At the end of the semester, I have them bound together.
Hope this helps, bro. 😊❤️🙏🏻
Atty, mas ok po ba n gumawa ng notes?
Atty Lex, I know this is from 2 years ago, but I wanna know if digital typewritten notes are okay.
Some professors require that you keep a clean desk in both face to face and virtual classes. Others allow handwritten and printed notes. My recommendation is to ask your beadle or professor during the first day of classes.
I hope this helps, kapatid. God bless you and your law school dreams. See you again on Friday! 😊❤️🙏🏻
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Thank you, bro. Nakakataba ng puso na may nag-aabang. Thank you for watching until the end. Sana makatulong.
Next week, let's talk about the salient changes introduced in the Revised Corporation Code. ❤️🙏🏼😊
Sir do professors in law school allow students to use notes ( something that could remind them of what they've learned last night) during recitation? I mean they were holding notes while delivering their answers. I'm a PolSci student, its my pre-law course. Thank you sir!
Mon Clemente Hi! Based on my experience, it really depends on the policy of the professors but they really prefer it if you don’t read your notes during recits