Add ko lang, as a 3L (yii kilig umabot pa ko sa third yr ?), know your subject/topic, i usually start with the ruling (get lang yung pasok sa topic), then issue (again yung pasok lang sa topic) and then tsaka ko nalang irrelate sa facts (na relevant sa issue + ruling) ! https://t.co/L8kwcn0t19

— 첼 • chel !! (@studychels) October 17, 2022

Naol read thrice ??

But highly suggest, lalo na if the prof assigns loads of readings + cases, to NOTE AS YOU READ! That way, you are actively reading instead of passively going through it.

Also, it serves as key points for you in case you don't have time to make digests https://t.co/tSdzcXMKqv

— Lea ? | apparition era ? | (@chichaprank) October 17, 2022

yes, READ THE FULL TEXT! and never ever cram. mahirap icram ng basa ang cases, i remember when i was still studying, my labor prof always gives us cases to digest. 30 cases to be read ng one week lang before yung klase ulit namin sakanya https://t.co/mhkbbXYWmL

— three ♡ he xuan (@wangxianforevs) October 17, 2022

Helpful guide! ??

if you feel like you are out of time, digest the facts as you go and find the relevant issue to your subject.

plus plus, SAVE YOUR DIGESTS!! super duper mega extra help during law school and Bar exams! ? https://t.co/zJEdzUBxPC

— arissa ?? (@letherfangirl) October 17, 2022

For someone na sabay ang thesis at admin law na nagpapaassign ng 20 cases per week,, dapat alam mo kung anong concept na kayo sa law sub,,, it will save you time to eliminate the issues that is not needed or connected,,, issue spotting langz https://t.co/HRdVlCFMSM

— Mary⁷ | thesis (@jongjimim) October 17, 2022