Courses
Introduction to the 1L Study Skills Toolbox
About the course
Thinking about law school-or already diving into your 1L year? This introductory eLearning course is here to help you build the essential study habits and academic skills that law school demands. You'll learn how to read and brief cases, outline your courses, manage your time, and prep for exams with confidence. Whether you're just getting started or looking to sharpen your approach, this first course in our series sets you up with the tools to succeed from day one. Want to learn more after you complete this course? Subscribe to LawHub Advantage to gain access to the full 1L Study Skills Toolbox series.
Syllabus
- M1Not completed
Getting Real About Law School Learning
Explore what makes law school learning unique and how to approach it with the right mindset. - W1Not completed
Activity: Getting Real About Law School Learning
Reflect on your expectations and experiences to better understand your learning journey. - M2Not completed
Building Your Own Study Tools
Learn how to create personalized outlines, briefs, and other tools that support your legal studies. - M3Not completed
Activity: Building Your Own Study Tools
Practice designing study aids that match your courses and learning style. - M4Not completed
Supercharging Your Memory
Discover techniques to boost retention and recall for dense legal material. - M5Not completed
Activity: Supercharging Your Memory
Try out memory strategies to find what works best for you. - M6Not completed
Personalizing Your Study Habits
Tailor your study routine to fit your strengths, schedule, and goals. - W2Not completed
Activity: Personalizing Your Study Habits
Assess your current habits and make adjustments for more effective learning. - M7Not completed
Adapting When Things Get Messy:
Build resilience and flexibility to handle setbacks and shifting demands. - M8Not completed
Wrap-Up
Review key takeaways and set your next steps for continued growth. - M9Not completed
Activity: Wrap-Up
Reflect on what you've learned and how you'll apply it moving forward.