How to work ahead on summer holidays???

[yesyes123]

Legals more of a remembering information type of subject? How can i go about that on the holidays because if i try remembering information very early most of it will be forgotten?

What you guys think?

[Zafaraaaa]

Just get a read of all the information to get an idea of what to expect If you want to be super dedicated for legal, then memorise as much as you can; don't worry, you won't forget it that easily..just meaningfully memorise it and more importantly understand it (use weird examples if needed ) - so when you go through it at school and then again when you study for sacs, it'll become an extremely strong memory trace and you won't need to put in as much effort to memorise/understand it again

[eeps]

I don't think you need to. Yes, Legal Studies is a subject where you have to memorise a lot of information. But, I would strongly caution against just memorising slabs of information from the textbook. To be brutally honest, it won't get you anywhere. That's why VCAA have changed the study design from this year and onwards, so that students don’t just regurgitate slabs of information to a question when it’s not required. It’s more-so applying the information you’ve learnt to the question. It’s not as easy as some people make the subject to be. If you’re willing to work hard and put in the consistent effort, then there is no reason why you shouldn’t do well. In my opinion, if anything, just do some light reading from your textbook in the holidays - to get a feel for the subject.

[Wazzup]

Exactly right epl.