Law
How to study law
Law is a precision subject. You need to know rules and definitions exactly, understand the reasoning behind them, and apply them to facts. The reading lists are long, so the first job is getting through them.
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Why it is hard to learn
- Very long readings and lecture series
- Definitions and rules that must be quoted precisely
- Applying rules to new sets of facts
- Many concepts that differ by a single condition
A study plan that works
Get through the reading
Upload the lecture recordings and the readings. Memo's notes keep the structure of the argument and the exact definitions.
Learn the rules exactly
Flashcards for definitions, conditions and elements. Precision is the point.
See the structure of the subject
The mind map shows how the rules of an area fit together, which makes the exceptions easier to remember.
Practise applying them
Written practice tests check that you can use the rules, not only recite them.
The study modes that fit best
Notes
For long readings and lecture series.
Flashcards
For definitions and conditions, word for word.
Practice test
For written answers that apply the rules.
Mind map
For the structure of an area of law.
Questions
Does Memo know the law of my country?
Memo works from your own material: your lectures, readings and notes. That is what your exam is based on, and it keeps the answers to what you were taught.
Try it on your own material.
Upload a lecture, a PDF or your slides and get notes, flashcards and a quiz in a few minutes.
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