The Siri Method - Bogus? Forum
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The Siri Method - Bogus?
Hey folks,
I have read a couple prep books so far and was poking around for one last book on Amazon and came across this:
http://www.amazon.com/Siri-Method-Shock ... 0977991903
I began reading the google books free preview and was pretty shocked at how contrary it was to everything else I have read. At the same time some of the logic in it was intriguing.
Being that I do not have the requisite experience to make any sort of judgment call I decided to post here. Anyone heard of this book? Know if its worth the pages its on? Has used its methodology?
Thanks!
I have read a couple prep books so far and was poking around for one last book on Amazon and came across this:
http://www.amazon.com/Siri-Method-Shock ... 0977991903
I began reading the google books free preview and was pretty shocked at how contrary it was to everything else I have read. At the same time some of the logic in it was intriguing.
Being that I do not have the requisite experience to make any sort of judgment call I decided to post here. Anyone heard of this book? Know if its worth the pages its on? Has used its methodology?
Thanks!
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Re: The Siri Method - Bogus?
That bro must not have been too good at it if he landed at Latham. But I think for certain types of learners class is entirely useless.
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Re: The Siri Method - Bogus?
I'd be wary of completely disregarding lectures, since they give you (at the least) an idea of how the prof might phrase certain things in their exam.
That said, I'm leaning more towards the PLS approach.
That said, I'm leaning more towards the PLS approach.
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Re: The Siri Method - Bogus?
The one thing I never get about guys like this is that they say the case method "has nothing to do with law practice" and neither do fact pattern exams.
If you're in litigation, these things have quite a lot to do with law practice. Sure, there's a lot you DON'T learn from them, but dealing with a client's problem is in many ways like an issue spotter, and in researching their problem you will inevitably have to read and distill cases.
If you're in litigation, these things have quite a lot to do with law practice. Sure, there's a lot you DON'T learn from them, but dealing with a client's problem is in many ways like an issue spotter, and in researching their problem you will inevitably have to read and distill cases.
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Re: The Siri Method - Bogus?
This just goes to show how poor your competition will be if you go to a school that gives more relative weight to GPA than LSAT. That's what I took out of it.
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Re: The Siri Method - Bogus?
No first person experience huh? Its been out years!
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Re: The Siri Method - Bogus?
You go ahead and try it, then report back to us in December on how your exams went.dtl wrote:No first person experience huh? Its been out years!
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Re: The Siri Method - Bogus?
That sounds like a very bad idea. Who wants to earn 20 bucks?
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Re: The Siri Method - Bogus?
Now you're talking! I'll throw in too, make the pot 40 for the willing guinea pig... er... student.dtl wrote:That sounds like a very bad idea. Who wants to earn 20 bucks?
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Re: The Siri Method - Bogus?
$20 from me as wellfundamentallybroken wrote:Now you're talking! I'll throw in too, make the pot 40 for the willing guinea pig... er... student.dtl wrote:That sounds like a very bad idea. Who wants to earn 20 bucks?