How to use hornbook Forum
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How to use hornbook
Hello all.
Simply, I am curious as to whether you read the hornbook straight, or look up cases as they come up in the casebook?
Thanks in advance...
Simply, I am curious as to whether you read the hornbook straight, or look up cases as they come up in the casebook?
Thanks in advance...
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Re: How to use hornbook
I generally would read the sections that we covered in class, paying special attention to the parts where cases that were covered in class were mentioned but still reading the entire section so I could better understand the material.victortsoi wrote:Hello all.
Simply, I am curious as to whether you read the hornbook straight, or look up cases as they come up in the casebook?
Thanks in advance...
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Re: How to use hornbook
I guess the root of my problem is that I'm having a hard time lining up the Farnsworth hornbook to the Dawson casebook in contracts....
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Re: How to use hornbook
the few times i used a hornbook (conlaw) i'd say i first read only the individual cases. then, near the end of the semester when it doesn't really matter what order you learn anything anymore, i just read through entire sections.
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Re: How to use hornbook
I simply use hornbooks as reference materials. It doesn't help me to read through them straight, as they contain some material that the professor won't ever go over in class and that won't be tested.
For me, hornbooks are only useful when I need to clarify confusing or complex material that I have encountered in class or through the casebook. Come exam time, I simply use commercial outlines in lieu of hornbooks.
For me, hornbooks are only useful when I need to clarify confusing or complex material that I have encountered in class or through the casebook. Come exam time, I simply use commercial outlines in lieu of hornbooks.
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Re: How to use hornbook
Step 1: read casebook, take some notes
Step 2: read hornbook, take some notes
Step 3: go to class, take some notes,
Step 4: use what professor says, synthesize everything, put into outline, delete notes (or put them in a separate doc so you don't get overloaded).
Step 2: read hornbook, take some notes
Step 3: go to class, take some notes,
Step 4: use what professor says, synthesize everything, put into outline, delete notes (or put them in a separate doc so you don't get overloaded).
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Re: How to use hornbook
2LOL schedule for me
Step 1: skim reading
Step 2: go to class and take notes
Step 3: consult hornbook for stuff that wasn't clear during class (sometimes unnecessary)
Step 4: make outlines
Step 5: do PTs
Step 6: exam
I did more 2LOL work than some here.
Step 1: skim reading
Step 2: go to class and take notes
Step 3: consult hornbook for stuff that wasn't clear during class (sometimes unnecessary)
Step 4: make outlines
Step 5: do PTs
Step 6: exam
I did more 2LOL work than some here.