Class to read ahead in Forum
- brotherdarkness

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Re: Class to read ahead in
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- Nova

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Re: Class to read ahead in
brotherdarkness wrote:The best thing you can do over winter break is get some much-needed R&R so that you can come back and hit it hard again next semester. Burn-out is real and the going gets tough at the end of the second semester of your 1L year. In a few short months, the clock will read 3:00am and your face will be buried in a casebook or supplement. There's no need to rush it.
Agreedbrotherdarkness wrote:During the semester, reading ahead like this may be helpful (it worked for me, and apparently Nova, but YMMV). However, there's little value reading ahead when you don't have a syllabus or otherwise have any idea what to read. Sure, you could take a scatter-shot approach and just read entire supplements, but that's such a waste of time and I doubt most people would be able to retain and recall all that information when it counts (months from now).
- samcro_op

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Re: Class to read ahead in
What about reading over outlines from your school's outline bank for the specific professor?
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macbookfan

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cant hurt. better than doing nothing
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