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Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 3:28 pm
by BeachedBrit
Wondering if anyone has any suggestions on what exactly to do in a study group? I have the general idea, just want to make sure we're not doing anything we shouldn't be/not doing things we should be.
(Please, no need for the study groups are a waste of time responses, I'm dedicating a very minimal amount of time to this, which is acceptable to me)
Thanks
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 10:58 pm
by target
BeachedBrit wrote:Wondering if anyone has any suggestions on what exactly to do in a study group? I have the general idea, just want to make sure we're not doing anything we shouldn't be/not doing things we should be.
(Please, no need for the study groups are a waste of time responses, I'm dedicating a very minimal amount of time to this, which is acceptable to me)
Thanks
To me, you shouldn't sleep with ppl in your study group, but it's just me.
On a serious note, how can we tell you what you need to know without you telling us what you already know?
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 12:20 am
by Redzo
target wrote:BeachedBrit wrote:Wondering if anyone has any suggestions on what exactly to do in a study group? I have the general idea, just want to make sure we're not doing anything we shouldn't be/not doing things we should be.
(Please, no need for the study groups are a waste of time responses, I'm dedicating a very minimal amount of time to this, which is acceptable to me)
Thanks
To me, you shouldn't sleep with ppl in your study group, but it's just me.
On a serious note, how can we tell you what you need to know without you telling us what you already know?
But, how can he tell us what he knows without knowing what we know that he needs to know but doesn't know?
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 12:32 am
by target
Redzo wrote:
But, how can he tell us what he knows without knowing what we know that he needs to know but doesn't know?
I am afraid what I know is what he knows, and thus, make what I tell him he needs to know redundant to what he already knows.
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 11:23 am
by WSJ_Law
Fuck TLS
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 12:04 pm
by D'Angelo
WSJ_Law wrote:Fuck TLS
this is obviously relevant...

Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 1:18 pm
by JusticeHarlan
The key to a study group is finding people who are smarter than you. Beyond that, whatever works.
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 1:19 pm
by TheFactor
JusticeHarlan wrote:The key to a study group is finding people who are smarter than you. Beyond that, whatever works.
what if you are obviously the smartest person in your class?
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 1:19 pm
by MC Southstar
JusticeHarlan wrote:The key to a study group is finding people who are smarter than you. Beyond that, whatever works.
It's hard to figure out who is actually smart.
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 3:20 pm
by Redzo
TheFactor wrote:JusticeHarlan wrote:The key to a study group is finding people who are smarter than you. Beyond that, whatever works.
what if you are obviously the smartest person in your class?
Then I just study alone!
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 3:24 pm
by Redzo
Seriously though... even the brightest people benefit from discussing their ideas with somebody else. It's essential to making sure that you are on the right track and aren't missing anything. But, if you are more intelligent than the other students, they won't be much help with this. So... go to the professors' office hours! Talk to them. 10 minutes talking to your professor can be more enlightening than 4 hours talking to a group of idiots in your class.
Another strategy: Talk law to random strangers. It's kinda like House, in that episode where he was on an airplane and he didn't have his team, but he needed to bounce ideas off someone to help him think, so he picked random people on the plane and asked them medical questions, just to get the ball rolling.
Tip: Go up to random people on the street and say, "You! When is an agreement legally binding? What is the policy reasoning behind the doctrine of consideration?"
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 3:30 pm
by target
Redzo wrote:Seriously though... even the brightest people benefit from discussing their ideas with somebody else. It's essential to making sure that you are on the right track and aren't missing anything. But, if you are more intelligent than the other students, they won't be much help with this. So... go to the professors' office hours! Talk to them. 10 minutes talking to your professor can be more enlightening than 4 hours talking to a group of idiots in your class.
Another strategy: Talk law to random strangers. It's kinda like House, in that episode where he was on an airplane and he didn't have his team, but he needed to bounce ideas off someone to help him think, so he picked random people on the plane and asked them medical questions, just to get the ball rolling.
Tip: Go up to random people on the street and say, "You! When is an agreement legally binding? What is the policy reason behind the doctrine of consideration?"
Pretty sure go to office hours will accomplish the bold statement. And I laugh hard at the tip part. Can I study with you?
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 3:31 pm
by Redzo
Sorry.... no. Not unless you are as smart as I am!
Are you??
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 3:37 pm
by Cupidity
Just discuss stuff, don't distribute work load.
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2011 8:50 pm
by zeth006
target wrote:BeachedBrit wrote:Wondering if anyone has any suggestions on what exactly to do in a study group? I have the general idea, just want to make sure we're not doing anything we shouldn't be/not doing things we should be.
(Please, no need for the study groups are a waste of time responses, I'm dedicating a very minimal amount of time to this, which is acceptable to me)
Thanks
To me, you shouldn't sleep with ppl in your study group, but it's just me.
Seems like solid advice to me.
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2011 9:10 pm
by smokyroom26
zeth006 wrote:target wrote:BeachedBrit wrote:Wondering if anyone has any suggestions on what exactly to do in a study group? I have the general idea, just want to make sure we're not doing anything we shouldn't be/not doing things we should be.
(Please, no need for the study groups are a waste of time responses, I'm dedicating a very minimal amount of time to this, which is acceptable to me)
Thanks
To me, you shouldn't sleep with ppl in your study group, but it's just me.
Seems like solid advice to me.
I thought that was the whole point of a study group.
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2011 12:37 am
by zeth006
smokyroom26 wrote:zeth006 wrote:target wrote:BeachedBrit wrote:Wondering if anyone has any suggestions on what exactly to do in a study group? I have the general idea, just want to make sure we're not doing anything we shouldn't be/not doing things we should be.
(Please, no need for the study groups are a waste of time responses, I'm dedicating a very minimal amount of time to this, which is acceptable to me)
Thanks
To me, you shouldn't sleep with ppl in your study group, but it's just me.
Seems like solid advice to me.
I thought that was the whole point of a study group.
I just had some dirty thoughts enter my mind...
Never mind, carry on.
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2011 12:08 am
by smokyroom26
zeth006 wrote:smokyroom26 wrote:zeth006 wrote:target wrote:
To me, you shouldn't sleep with ppl in your study group, but it's just me.
Seems like solid advice to me.
I thought that was the whole point of a study group.
I just had some dirty thoughts enter my mind...
Never mind, carry on.
Those last few quotes are rife with innuendo.
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2011 11:26 pm
by agathos
I do not know how to reject to help other people ...Help me ...
I have to use nearly one or two hour to answer all kinds of question for my classmate.(at less ten persons ...)
Their questions are totally foolish ,they just did not read the case at all or they can not understand what professor means ....btw ,they did not read any supplement , brief case or google it ....
I do not want to borrow my outline to them in final exam (most of them have not idea about what outline is ), what should I do ..

Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 11:18 am
by TheFactor
agathos wrote:I do not know how to reject to help other people ...Help me ...
I have to use nearly one or two hour to answer all kinds of question for my classmate.(at less ten persons ...)
Their questions are totally foolish ,they just did not read the case at all or they can not understand what professor means ....btw ,they did not read any supplement , brief case or google it ....
I do not want to borrow my outline to them in final exam (most of them have not idea about what outline is ), what should I do ..

Start by being less of a douche.
Also, learn how to use proper grammar.
Re: Study Group Suggestions
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 11:51 am
by target
TheFactor wrote:agathos wrote:I do not know how to reject to help other people ...Help me ...
I have to use nearly one or two hour to answer all kinds of question for my classmate.(at less ten persons ...)
Their questions are totally foolish ,they just did not read the case at all or they can not understand what professor means ....btw ,they did not read any supplement , brief case or google it ....
I do not want to
borrow my outline to them in final exam (most of them have not idea about what outline is ), what should I do ..

Start by being less of a douche.
Also, learn how to use proper grammar.
And learn proper definition (?)