Welcome to the Law Student Survival Guide!
Now in its third edition, author Claire Macken draws on her experience as both a student and lecturer in law to provide practical study skills suggestions for university law students.
Inside you’ll find a variety of hints, tips and checklists, in an easy-to-read style, which will assist you to:
Now in its third edition, author Claire Macken draws on her experience as both a student and lecturer in law to provide practical study skills suggestions for university law students.
Inside you’ll find a variety of hints, tips and checklists, in an easy-to-read style, which will assist you to:
- ‘Set yourself up’ for law study success and familiarise yourself with the law resources you need to learn the law
- Master the skill of a weekly schedule and prioritised plan to give yourself sufficient time to study and learn the law
- Implement techniques to create an organised, uncluttered and enjoyable place to learn
- Learn the 50/10 Plan as a technique to avoid distractions and achieve your best in your planned study times
- Understand the process of summarising, and the skill of writing summary notes for the purpose of your law assessments
- Improve and enhance your law exam technique and the application of ‘IRAC’ as the basis of legal reasoning
- Apply the skills of legal research and writing to achieve your best in all written law assessments
- Consider the wonderful opportunities open to you as a law student to enrich your educational experience and meet new friends and colleagues along the way!
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