Thanks a lot! I learnt so much from this video. Started preparing for the bar and prepared notes for many weeks/months well before July exam this year. Re-read it and all felt new. That "active recall" and "practice testing" were way more efficient in prepping for the exam. Flashcards are indeed useful when memorising things, but that's about it. You just gotta be comfortable with the uncomfortable study/game method. Mostly,"interleaving" is so important - got all 5 questions wrong in real property in my first attempt and got so demoralised. Kept up with it and finally saw the improvement. Thanks so much and wish me luck on July exam...!
Your advice of "stop taking notes" is very helpful. Guily, Your Honor. It's passive. Oh em gee. You are so correct. Thank you, Henry. I'm from California and Asian, too. I understand your parents and mine, especially. Awesome video, sir. No need to "approach the bench."
So if you do not write notes, how do you structure your outlines? Now let’s assume you do not write notes. And you want to understand Hearsay evidence. Do you read the topic and answer questions on it immediately? Or how do you go about reading and answering?
I will generally use some one elses outline or an outline that has already captured the core information. I typically try not to type out copious amounts of notes. Once I’ve gone through the material once, I jump straight into questions and then if there’s anything I don’t know or isn’t in my notes I will add them in.
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This is VERY helpful & insightful. Studying for the CA bar ! Thank you for these tips . You shouldn’t definitely do more videos like this.
Great advice! Best video clip out there on this issue! Thanks & congrats !!!
Spot on, mate, masterful advice; it's exactly how I passed the bar exam.
It was a great video. Love everything about it. Will use your ideas 💡 for my upcoming Feb. 2024 NY bar exam.
Good luck!!
Thanks a lot! I learnt so much from this video. Started preparing for the bar and prepared notes for many weeks/months well before July exam this year. Re-read it and all felt new. That "active recall" and "practice testing" were way more efficient in prepping for the exam.
Flashcards are indeed useful when memorising things, but that's about it. You just gotta be comfortable with the uncomfortable study/game method. Mostly,"interleaving" is so important - got all 5 questions wrong in real property in my first attempt and got so demoralised. Kept up with it and finally saw the improvement. Thanks so much and wish me luck on July exam...!
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Your advice of "stop taking notes" is very helpful. Guily, Your Honor. It's passive. Oh em gee. You are so correct. Thank you, Henry. I'm from California and Asian, too. I understand your parents and mine, especially. Awesome video, sir. No need to "approach the bench."
Brilliant
Henry you are channelling your inner Ali Abdal here!😂
Bro this is fantastic content. You have earned yourself a new SUB!!!!1
Thank you so much! Would love to know what other content you’d find interesting.
Just what I needed to hear❤
I won't lie this bar exam preparation has already made me put away a social life bro😭
Good luck! Do the prep and you will be fine
Great video. As a retaker for Feb 2024, could you please recommend a schedule for periodic review of outlines/flashcards?
I used and followed the barbri program! Definitely would recommend it to others
Thank you for this video!
You’re welcome!!
Great video quality…really informative also
Thanks!!
Thanks!!!
So if you do not write notes, how do you structure your outlines?
Now let’s assume you do not write notes. And you want to understand Hearsay evidence.
Do you read the topic and answer questions on it immediately?
Or how do you go about reading and answering?
I will generally use some one elses outline or an outline that has already captured the core information. I typically try not to type out copious amounts of notes. Once I’ve gone through the material once, I jump straight into questions and then if there’s anything I don’t know or isn’t in my notes I will add them in.
Bro I was looking for law studying content and this just appeared on my feed 😭😭
Hope my video helped! Let me know if you have any questions