How to Memorize the Law Faster and Easier
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
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To pass the bar exam, especially the essay portion of the bar exam, you must memorize rules verbatim because you have to recall the rules and write them down on the exam. The amount of information you have to memorize can be very overwhelming. You have to learn to prioritize the information and use memory techniques to expedite memorization of major issues.
About This Video: Leila Nosrat from Law with Leila talks about “three law school and bar exam memorization techniques” and discusses How to memorize the law faster and easier. Check out this video for tips on not only what to study for law school, but how to do it best.
How do you memorize the law?
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hey I am a law student I do follow a technique to memorize law by connecting to the present social issues around us. this method not only enhances us rather it also build up a strong foundation in us. so if you like this pls let me. 😊😎✌
That's a great technique! And very effective, I completely agree. It would be great if you can send me an example at info@barprepmindset.com. I can cover it in my of my videos. Also, if you're taking the bar exam soon, be sure to get your FREE 7-Day Bar Prep Mindset Checklist and Audio Training here: www.barprepmindset.com
Thanks for watching the show and hope to hear from you soon.
This is glorious, I have been researching "ways of memorising things" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Yiyevi Ponevi Approach - (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my work buddy got amazing results with it.
Thank u so much @team zoro
Thank you so much for giving us this motivational video
Monideepa Banerjee My pleasure! Glad you liked it.
1. Method of Loci - Associating subjects with already known location
2. Flashcards
3. Listen to audio outlines - make your own if need be
I like creating movie scenes in my head to memorize laws. Big tip: use your imagination ❤
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I usually rewrite the content (while summarizing it a bit if possible) in my own words on the computer (to make it faster) and it works for me!
I recorded myself reading the outlines for the essay topics that were not MBE topics (i.e. the topics not focused on as much) and listed to it while I slept. I didn't want to devote too much time to those topics and I have always been convinced that the act of writing something over or reading it out loud helps me remember it even if the listening while sleeping doesn't end up doing as much as I think.
Flash cards always work for me. I had to appear 9 subjects in one go. And guess what I got the second rank. 😁
Thanks for this video.
You're very welcome, and yes! Flash cards are great! Especially if you make them yourself.
Do you use digital or physical flashcards please reply
@@abbabello5068 physical is better because the act of writing and making the card is just as useful as studying after they are done
Do practice questions, you'll memorize the law
That's definitely the best way!
so true.
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Once I hear, I never forget so 🤩 For me third technique is best
Thank you Miss.
audio listening, vision analysis and more discussion which helps me to memories the law
I liked the idea of recording our own voice and listening to it. I am surely gonna try this during my commutation hours. Thanks for the great tips
+Hema Shashanka you’re very welcome. Yes, listening to audio outlines is my personal favorite technique. Once you record, you can listen whenever, wherever.
Mostly i use the 2 nd one but now i am hardly going to try the last one.... My own audio outlines in last year... Lets see which one is more helpfull... Thanku leila for sharing ur experience☺
Thank you this was very helpful and informative 👍👍
I’m very interested in the last one.. will have to give it a try!
Audio outlines! What a genius!
:) being a teacher/toefl,eilts eview coach helped a lot, applying d methods of d first n last method u have mentioned plus remembering acronym of divided set of provisions and listening at d audios over n over again... like music made the legal maxims familiar, so as the provisions😊
MIND MAPPING has helped me and also doing practice questions. Im not in law school, will never go, im old, but im interested in taking a 4 year degree in law and society program and becoming a legal assistant maybe, SO im trying to get a head start by learning as much about law as I possibly can. Im scared to learn because I suffered Educational Trauma from when I was a child, and I'm strictly a Visual Arts major, but the law helps me to balance the extreme amount of creativity that I have in my brain. I am also studying math too. I need to use the left side of my brain. I've been doing art for 20 years and got lost in math in grade 4.
Educational Trauma:
experiences can impact , behavior and relationships at school. Recent neurobiological, epigenetics, and psychological studies have shown that experiences in childhood can diminish concentration, memory, and the organizational and language abilities children need to succeed in school .
Brief but really love this guide thank u so much. I think i love audio and loci
+Adela Dee21 you’re very welcome. I’m glad you liked it. And yes, both audio and loci are great. My personal favorite is audio. Good luck!
I have fallen in love with the way you explain... 😍
Thank you so much!
These 3 are the best.
Amazing and it's very helpful for me 👍
Thanks for making this video. 😊
Mansi Singhal You’re most welcome!
The Audio technique sounds a lot better and easier to me. 🤗🙏🏽
Good video, very stylish. So true. I'd never 'actively' used the first technique. Flash cards; I love.
Thank you! Yes, the first technique is something you have to actively use and practice but it's very effective. Just remember the four memory principles: Repetition, Association, Visualization, Exaggeration. If you can apply these principles to whatever technique you're using, whether it's flashcards or the method of loci, you can memorize faster and easier.
I just started my LLB and I'm currently in the examination weeks...its so hard memorizing...i sometimes forget principles and case title and then remember them after the exam...i think the audio outline will help me. I've got three more papers to go. Criminal law, company and legal systems
Love you Leila
I read as I write down and then read through to understand but I have learnt the 3rd way of memorizing is good
thanks the first technique helped me a lot
That's great to hear! Remember: Practice makes perfect! :)
Yes! Which memory enhancing techniques is your favorite? Do you use the Loci?
This is a really good video with very useful tips! Thank you!
I find handwriting notes is a good way to memorise. Something about forcing myself to translate text into my own (short-hand) words makes me remember it better. But when I text I type text... it just floats away in to thin air
Hey Danwell86 I’m glad you found the video useful. And I agree with you 💯! There’s something about handwriting your notes that make them more memorable. Builds stronger neural patterns because it engages more of your senses.
Let me know if you have any questions or want me to cover anything in particular in future videos.
Sorry I wonder how I can find a website where i can download the Audio outlines by other while sharing mine. Thanks
What kind of book do you recommend to start learning about Law tort case just learn about Law better have understanding about it thank you.
Recently i had an important exam for which i had prepared months but unfortunately i couldn't remember sections. Everything went out of my memory. It sucks
I am feeling so bad about it.
Chinmay Soren there are videos on RUclips that can help you with that.
I know the feeling! It's not so much that you don't know the material or haven't memorized it. There are other factors that affect your memory on an exam. For example, stress and fear of failing an exam can affect your memory. So when it comes to improving your memory, you have to use good methods and develop the right mindset.
One good method, as I discussed in the video, is to use memory enhancing techniques, such as the loci. you must keep in mind the 4 memory principles: RAVE = Repetition, Association, Visualization, Exaggeration. If you use a memory technique that incorporates these principles, you're golden!
I'll definitely post more videos on this topic. But you can also check out a FREE 7-Day Bar Prep Mindset Checklist and Audio Training here: www.barprepmindset.com. The module 3 the full training discusses these memory principles and some effective techniques to memorize rules.
Checkout my channel for helpful material and techniques! 😉
Man i spent y whole degree that way, I understand how upsetting it is. It's like this whole other section of learning you need to be able to fit into your mind, it's insane. I hope you got around it.
What are some good places to look for audio outlines?
thanks good clip
I ❤️❤️ U so much Leila thanks a lot & take it +ve
hey I'm a law student ! I 'm having lot of issue remembering let me use these tricks will let you know
Mind maps.... always work for me!
Mind maps are GREAT! I'm going to make a video about it! Thanks for reminding me. I used mind maps all throughout law school and for the bar exam. I still use them.
I often use relatives or friends name in examples...while studying the law related examples..
Nice information regarding memorie . I would like to know more about tips .how to improve lot to lot more knowledge.
Kindly shre me more information pls thanks
I'm a part time audio engineer. Your stereo separation is way to wide. (Full left voice, full right music). Otherwise, I like your techniques.
I've been asking myself where tf her voice at, my left earphone is busted 🤦🏽♂️
Great speech .help me lot . Kindly share me more about subject to matter .
+rajesh putlekar glad you liked it. What specifically could you use more help with? Let me know.
Third method is magical
+Aman Malakar yes my personal favorite.
I like the Loci method.
Writing is the best way to memorized..
I think i can understand different sections of law.. But im having trouble in memorizing the particular sections or orders or case laws.. Can someone help me with that?
Im in school for paralegal and I keep failing my exams its so frustrating . I get the concept in class but once the test is up most of the questions have trick answers or its things I did not go over . I tried flash cards it sucked. There has to be more techniques because failing tests sucks
Good information 📙📚👍from India
I sometimes use association of words to remember.
Is this product still around , I could not find it
1st and last. But last technique works by listening it on RUclips or different person's voice
I agree! I think I like listening to other people's voice as well. Otherwise I would be judging myself the whole time I'm listening to my own voice and not learning a thing. :)
Brilliant video!
Guiseppe D'angelico thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. Be sure to subscribe for more videos like this.
@@LawwithLeila I'm a old, 3rd year part time LLB mature student! Keep up the good work! :-)
+Guiseppe D'angelico thank you! And good luck to you. Let me know if there’s anything I can help witb.
great job ...
Thank you!
Hi I'm high school graduate ,I'm traying go study political because this is my dream after the year
Best of luck to you! Let me know if you'd like me to cover any particular topic on my show to help you on your journey.
Hi Leila, Thank you for making this very insightful video. I have a question for you. After reading the course and cases, I believe I have a good understanding of the material. However, I don't know what to focus my memorization on; I always feel like I should recall as much information as possible to make sure they are in my memory after I made sense of them by taking (A LOT OF) notes and reorganizing them. Also, as I tend to worry I will not be able to express them as well as the book does, I tend to fall into the verbatim reciting of these notes. Recalling a lot information in a very similar way the book presented them is very time-consuming. My question: what should I focus my memorization on? Only the outline, key concept names and key words and simply read the rest? Also, do you believe rereading to be a good strategy if coupled with other learning strategies for the sake of saving time? Many thanks for your help :)
Hey there, I'm glad you found the video insightful.
Now to answer your question, all the problems that you addressed are common problems, or rather challenges, when it comes to memorizing anything. In order for the information to go from short term memory to long term memory you have to understand a few key memory principles: RAVE, which stands for Repetition, Association, Visualization, and Exaggeration.
Repetition helps you to remember. So, rereading something and repeating it over and over will enhance your memorization. However, you have to engage in spaced repetition, which means just rereading your outline 100 times the day before your exam will not be as effective as spreading it out over a period of time, say, reread at least once every week, or 10-20 minutes every day.
Next, when you associate the thing you want to learn to something you already know, something that's already in your long term memory, you memorize it faster and easier. For example, if you want to learn someone's name, you can link it to someone you know with the same name.
Visualization is a memory principle that's very important-When you turn abstract info into visual imagery, you can memorize it better. Let's say you want to remember a person with a last name Baker. If you visualize that person BAKING a pie and imagine it very vividly, you'll be able to recall that name in the future. Because all you have to do is remember the image.
And last, information that is exaggerated tends to stick whereas things that doesn't necessarily stand out fade quickly or don't really make into long term memory. With our previous example, if you picture the person baking nude, or baking the biggest pie you've ever seen, the more likely it'll be for you to recall that information in the future. The more exaggerated and out of the norm you make the images, the better.
So, if you keep in mind all these principles when you're trying to memorize anything, you'll improve your memory.
Outlining, rewriting your notes, condensing your outlines, making flashcards, using mnemonics...all these are great ways that use the memory principles to help you memorize faster and easier.
Outlining is an organization tool that will help you condense the information that you need to know into linear, easy to digest format that'll help you to use the memory principles in a more meaningful way.
Hope this helps. Now let me ask you, are you in law school? If so, what year are you in?
Hi Leila, thank you for taking the time to give me this detailed explanation. The RAVE principles are definitely something I will keep in mind moving forward. If I understood well, the steps consist of reading, taking notes, outlining and condensing these notes and then using the RAVE principles to memorize and move this info into long-term memory. Is that correct?
I am at business school, but, as part of my curriculum, I was required to take several law classes where I was confronted with several challenges of a law student. For instance, after reading a course, I had understood what I read, but when it came to repeating the details of the reasoning or the case, I noticed I was often unable to do so, most of the time because I am lacking the vocabulary, English not being my native language. I have very good understanding skills, but recalling is often a bit more challenging to me. It is not because I remember an idea that I will necessarily be able to articulate it clearly and precisely. Hence, why I tend to fall into the trap of verbatim reciting.
A million thanks for all these helpful tips, Leila. I can't wait to try them out.
That's correct! But keep in mind that if you activate your imagination and keep RAVE in mind, while you're reading, taking notes, outlining, condensing your outlines, you'll enhance your memory. For example, after you read a page of your book you can take a few minutes to visualize the information you just read and repeat the story and add some exaggeration. You can make your notes more memorable by adding colors and pictures. You can use RAVE when condensing your outlines by using mind maps and making the maps colorful and visually memorable. And then once you have your condensed outline closer to exam day, you can then work on memorizing it using memory techniques (such as the loci, mnemonics) that utilize the memory principles.
For example, if you want to memorize defenses to Contract Formation, you can use the mnemonic "SAD FILM: Statute of frauds, Adhesion k, Duress, Frustration of purpose, Impossibility, Lack of capacity (illegality), Mistake of fact and law" and utilize the memory principles to make it stick. Perhaps imagine a scenario where you're trying to convince someone you know to get into an agreement with you (maybe marry you) and as you're begging them, that person is sobbing and screaming while looking at a very sad film. Then repeat this scenario, visualize it, and add some exaggeration. Obviously this is just an example. If you come up with your own story/images it's a lot more effective. And the more exaggerated and out-of-the-norm the better.
I was also a Business major in undergrad. I took a few business law courses and ended up liking it so much that I decided to go to law school. It was also very challenging for me, especially in the beginning. But being challenged means you're simply going out of your comfort zone. With enough practice, you can master any skill. Keep up the great work! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Thanks for all your help, Leila!
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Thanks, it's really helpful
You're very welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. If you're taking the bar exam soon, be sure to get your FREE 7-Day Bar Prep Mindset Checklist and Audio Training here: www.barprepmindset.com
Good Advice
Thank you! Let me know if you have any questions.
Audio outlines 🤟
What about just write the important sentences of the page Wich we read, in the down of it?!
Thanks i keep studying law to be a lawyer
THANKS. GETNET FROM ETHIOPIA.
You’re welcome! ✌️✨
I connected all the paragraphs to Leila's bedroom
Thanks mam
You're very welcome!
♥ Love from India...
Linking is best method to remember law
nice
Memory maps all the way!
so so so so so so..........nice
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. If you're taking the bar exam soon, be sure to get your FREE 7-Day Bar Prep Mindset Checklist and Audio Training here: www.barprepmindset.com
I use the slapping technique, I self-slap to memorise what I forget.
My left ear understood better than the other
Hey I'm going into the Ny state police academy how can i study penal law seem overwhelming i don't wanna fail.
Good luck Kevin! I'm sure that with practice and focused attention, you'll crush it! I'm here if you need any help. You can send me your questions here: info@lawwithleila.com
Law with Leila thanks
Law with Leila hi! Thanks alot but i can't understand is cramming relates on process of revising on all course?
Hey Kevin... Give us an update! How are you doing so far in the academy?
I learned memory palace technique from patrick jane
Thinking If you are my Teacher..... Very beautifull teacher ♥️ 🤣
I educate myself by just reading law books in addition to my university books
once you get the basics, write out the definition, only using the first letter of each word. This forces your brain to pay attention to what you are doing.
my left ear is pleased
Beauty always enhances my memory. thank you ma'am
Update please! I want advice
The first 1 who created, wanted, needed the law, can have it all.
Use the bar itself till it's all gone! If need be!
Her voice isn't audible. Only the background music is.
Is it me or someone else also is experiencing this ?
Love from.india🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
loci
Hi leila...welcome to india .
Well thank you very much for the warm welcome! :)
Well thank you very much for the warm welcome! :)
Can I get your phone number or anything else?
Your face and way of your talking so atteractive .....can we meet ?
My whatsapp no. +91 9520481372
Who's watching in 2024? The Memory Palace is by Mira Bartok. 7 years later, are you still around, ma'am? Thank you, regardless, Leila. 😅
Flash cards is what I used.
Very good methods . Just ... Why the "vocal fry" ?
Thank you! hmmm not sure! It must've been an editing issue. I can't hear it though. Hopefully we'll be able to fix it for future videos.
Audio listening
Study the files.
why no voice???
Audio outlines 😍😍😍😍
+Sanjana More yesss! The best way to memorize.
+Sanjana More my favorite 😊
Pegg system
My left ear found this very useful
Music is much louder than your own voice. May have been much better without music.
Flash cards
Why the sound of her speaking is only coming in left side of my headphone!!!!!!!
I cant hear her voice I can only hear the background music
Is that a masonic pyramid that she keeps flashing with her hands?
hlooooo
Beautiful
I can hear the music, but now you talk.
I am studying b tech but I don't know y am I watching this
Hi, you are beautiful. Thanks