Hi Angela! I love watching your videos, and I am currently a 1L going into my first round of finals.😅 I was hoping to ask if you did your practice problems/tests timed in full (a full 3-4 hr. practice test), in increments (timed per question/issue spotter), or a combination of both? Thank you so much for your videos! They are so helpful to us 1L babies!😊
Hi there!! I did a combination of both! Realistically, taking a full practice exam can be exhausting. If you have the bandwidth to take one full exam for each subject that is ideal - but outside of that doing them incrementally works just fine. This is the approach I used. As long as you are getting practice in, and using that to test your strong vs weak areas, you’re good!
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@@noparticularperson783 i love that! I’m glad you found it helpful! 😊
Hi Angela! I love watching your videos, and I am currently a 1L going into my first round of finals.😅 I was hoping to ask if you did your practice problems/tests timed in full (a full 3-4 hr. practice test), in increments (timed per question/issue spotter), or a combination of both? Thank you so much for your videos! They are so helpful to us 1L babies!😊
Hi there!! I did a combination of both! Realistically, taking a full practice exam can be exhausting. If you have the bandwidth to take one full exam for each subject that is ideal - but outside of that doing them incrementally works just fine. This is the approach I used. As long as you are getting practice in, and using that to test your strong vs weak areas, you’re good!
@@TheAspiringBossThank you so much!
Your advice makes a real difference. Thanks for sharing ! ⭐
You are so welcome!
Thank for this. exams start on the 25th of November
@@HARAMWANSA wishing you the best of luck 🫶🏾