What are you all doing for active review? Retyping your class notes, making flashcards?
I think retyping sounds good, but IDK if it is very efficient and it seems like it could take hours.
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Re: BarBri "active" review?
I posted this in the other topic, but I've been doing flashcards so far. I didn't do flashcards for torts, and got a lower score on the torts MPQ than on the contracts MPQ where I did do flashcards (despite feeling a lot more lost with contracts). Active review for me entails writing things out, so I might as well do flashcards. If I try to speak out loud at home, I just don't go through material. I also found the flashcards helpful today, where I reviewed half of the contracts flashcards while on the elliptical at the gym. But that's me...
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Re: BarBri "active" review?
Maybe re-watching the lecture and taking new notes?
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Re: BarBri "active" review?
I make flashcards from my lecture handouts. I started creating them using copy and paste from AMP, but have found I retain more if I wait until after the lecture and just type. I use flashcardmachine which allows me to study from any e-device and that is very helpful.
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