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waxecstatic
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going over MBE questions you've already answered?
Thoughts on this? Waste of time or worth it? I find that I'm learning just as much from the repititon of MBE questions as I am from memorizing the black letter law. But then I worry any sort of enlightenment will escape my brain a day or two later.
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LAW813FL
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Re: going over MBE questions you've already answered?
This has been one of the most helpful things I've been doing. For every MBE question I get wrong. I write the rule out in my own words into a word document for each subject with the intention of making flash cards for them later. It seems to help.
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adevine39
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Re: going over MBE questions you've already answered?
I just keep a stack of blank index cards and make flash cards with them after each session. Making them seems to be like 90% of the benefit, though, as I have to think of a way to synthesize the question/answer down into a flash card appropriate rule, which helps cement the black letter law in my head.LAW813FL wrote:This has been one of the most helpful things I've been doing. For every MBE question I get wrong. I write the rule out in my own words into a word document for each subject with the intention of making flash cards for them later. It seems to help.
