Secret Study Hack To Ace Your Exams

Hope you all enjoyed the video! This video broke down a secret study technique that I use to get A's in my classes. This study hack helped me ace all of my undergraduate exams and has helped me succeed in law school. Currently, I am a 1L law student at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University. I am just wrapping up my second semester of law school exams, and wanted to share my study tips and tricks with all of you. This is the best study technique that I have and it is the best advice I can give to anyone who wants to improve their grades and be at the top of their class. A lot of this technique comes from the idea of explain it to me like I'm five. This is a great technique to learn about a new topic, and it's one of the best study tools we have at our disposal.
Instead of reading and taking notes to study, you should be teaching. This is by far one of the best life hacks I have ever discovered. By explaining complex topics to other people, it helps reinforce the material in your head. This is the best way to learn and master the lessons you're taught at school. By explaining a concept to someone else, you have to think of how to explain it in a way that they'll understand. This tricks your brain into mastering the material with hardly any effort. I used this secret study hack to get straight A's in undergrad and get into a top law school. It's way more effective than reading notes or making flash cards. Hopefully you found this tip helpful and are able to ace your final exams. I still have one last final for law school. Since I don't have a study group this semester, I've been streaming my study sessions for law school on here instead. I'll be live again tomorrow to study for my professional responsibility exam, so if you want to study with me and see this technique in action, feel free to stop by! Thanks again for watching, and good luck to all of my fellow students on your exams! I'll see you next time!
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[@Tex100]

Hope you all enjoyed! How have your finals been going?

[@gemalopez6885]

Your right on one end. But unfortunately law school grades are based on a curve. So on that note, every law student has done great essay has studied like you, but don’t get the A because the professor that graded liked the most a particular students essay by the style, organization with headings/ subheadings, with clarity, & detailed elaborated analysis via using IRAC( Issue, Rule, Analysis, & Conclusion).

[@Tex100]

That’s true on some points. However, you don’t even stand a chance of getting an A in law school if you don’t hit all of the issues. Studying like this helps understand the nuance of certain concepts and apply it to the fact pattern you’re given. Professors will still grade based on their preferences, but the only thing you can do is make sure you’re as prepared as possible.

[@gemalopez6885]

True. But the major points are in the analysis. Thanks for your thoughts & opinion

[@Tex100]

@@gemalopez6885 Yep. That's where most of the points are. If you understand the material well enough to explain it to someone else then you will be able to make case comparisons more easily and will earn extra points in the analysis sections.