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Active Learning Strategies

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Comment from : @Learnlawbetter

You teaching process is very goodthank you❤
Comment from : @SoretBulala

Is active learning is a part of accelerated learning
Comment from : @miss_lina5

thank you mr baez
Comment from : @Watchman-Michael

wait ive been watching this for so long and just noticed that its a green screen lmao
Comment from : @alexmaria2929

Awesome! Love it Thank you,
Comment from : @stephengoh5456

I'm studying Insurance and the laws were killing meGlad I found your channelGreat teacher
Comment from : @martymarl4602

Ben türküm
Comment from : @selenaoz2204

Thank you so much for sharing this helpful video, if u don't mind I need your help in answering this question:how active /interactive learning can be forested and tested?
Comment from : @labanemokhtaria8728

I watch your video all the time Excellent
Comment from : @Elrico46

What do you think of writing on paper vs writing on a laptop/computer to revise? I personally used to find writing on paper useful but it is fairly time consuming and requires a lot of energy given the amount of material you have to study, so I am considering switching to digital
Comment from : @UsamaKhan-xs9do

Professor Baez, brbrI need some advice I attended UCLA and have a 39 GPA but decided I no longer wanted to take a Gap year to study for the LSAT I'm signed up for the March LSAT, but I am scoring mid 150s I have been preparing for two months now If you were in my position, would you apply to a regional school (I think I can get admitted with my scores despite being very late in the admissions cycle) or take the gap year and apply next cycle and receive better scholarship opportunity I think I can transfer to a higher ranked school later if need be I have always been a good student, but the LSAT is fairly challenging for me My reasoning for applying now is losing money in the long run by delaying a career in big law and the uncertainty of a score improvement on the LSAT Love your videos!brbrThank you,brJames
Comment from : @James-im3eh

You're videos are extremely informative, thank you for all the tips and information you've shared! I had a question, I'm currently in an early college high school and was wondering what associates should I get if I'm planing to become a lawyer one day?
Comment from : @lolpugz8369

Your videos are brilliant They are short and very helpful brMy method for studying is 45 minutes When I really don’t want to do something but I have to, I set a timer for 45 minutes and tell myself that I will try study hard for that time, and as soon as time is over I’m done Since I started doing it I was surprised how much I get done in 45 minutes
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