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Hello everyone, i would be sitting F4 in June 2012. Can you please enlighten me on the ways you study F4. Like ways to remember terms and cases. Also, the way to write an answer to a question. Thank you.
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I also would be very grateful if you will answer this issue, cause I also need advice on this topic as I am preparing by myself.
Thank you!Well, I can’t advise you anything yet as I am just starting this paper. I am doing Online Classroom with BPP. Course actually starts on 20 March.
The only way I could think of (to remember cases) is to either use mnemonics, visual aids, e.g. pictures, or simply repeat repeat and repeat case names until they stick into your brain.
Also, what I am thinking is, at some point to make a case law quiz 🙂 so we could all tests ourselves. That would be fun.- Topics: 0
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OPEN TUITION NOTES ARE NOT IN SO MUCH DETAILS PEOPLE WHO ARE STUDYING FROM THESE NOTES ARE YOU ALL SURE THESE WOULD BE VERY HELPFULL BECAUSE I M NEW TO OPEN TUITION AND I HAVE SEEN THEIR NOTES FOR THE FIRST TIME TH
I’m also studying F4 , just started actually. Studying on my own . Does it matter if you are studying English variant or Global ?
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I’ve just made a flowchart for the judicial system, but don’t know how I will remember the cases!
Im doing the English Variant, i think they are very much different, so be careful on the notes or lectures you watch.
hey rebeccag, i did the same for the English Legal system. hope it helps. as for remembering cases, the NAME and the LAW applied are most important, not the details. I know it is alot, but we have to practice them and recite them.
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Im sitting the f4 this june aswel and adding to what Laura said mnemonics and visual aids really help with this paper. Holla with the case law quiz please. Nothing works better than testing yourself!!
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