Best Legal Resources?

[miaow]

Hi there guys

I was just wondering what you think the best Legal resources are for Units 3 & 4? It looks like I'll be doing it by corrospondence, so I don't know what textbook I need yet. It'll be a fast track subject along with Lit and so hopefully I should have enough time to put in to hope for a good score. Therefore, wondering what can give me an advantage? I'll probably get the AN guide, (I think there's one, I should check...) What's Checkpoints like? Are there any others that are good?

Thanks

[Anchy]

A+ Notes is good. Summarizes the whole course very well without leaving out any concepts, very good for strengths/weaknesses.

Found myself using this book more than my actual textbook as the textbook tends to have a lot of irrelevant content. (At least my one did anyway)

[miaow]

Awesome, thank you Shall get onto that, then

[brenden]

Yeah seconded, I liked A+ Notes.

[mad_maxine]

Yeah seconded, I liked A+ Notes.

Thirded, a+ notes will rock ya sox for legal  really good summarised info, perfect to supplement content heavy textbooks.

[miaow]

Cool, thanks guys A+Notes it is

[kayuki]

Hallo everyone

I also really like A+ notes. Nice summary.

I liked doing more practice exams more though. Notes arent really helpful because knowing the content was never a struggle.

So: practice exams better to improve examination technique; A+ notes for good course summary

Oh getting an alternative tectbook is also good. I liked Making and breakign the law by Jules Aldous. Really good book. bascically like Beazer's book but less irrelevant stuff.!!

[meganrobyn]

I'm going to promote myself here and say that the CPAP Study Guide is good! It's written specifically with writing for and in the exam/SACs in mind. I'm given good feedback, at least!