a handbook for law students who learn differently Christensen, Leah M. creator text bibliography ncu Durham, N.C Carolina Academic Press c2011 2011 monographic eng

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xiii, 218 p. ill., 26 cm. The new world of law school : what makes law school so different? -- You are not alone : the increasing number of law students with learning disabilities -- Succeeding in law school by knowing how you learn best : what is your individual learning style? -- Legal reading : the key to law school success -- Legal reading for law students with ADD : did they read any differently? -- Going beyond the traditional case brief -- How to prepare for class : what does your professor really want from you? -- Obtaining accommodations for your learning disability -- Advice from law students who learn differently -- Writing in law school : legal structure, IRAC (no, not the country ...) and TREAC -- Tips for organizing your legal research -- Outlining : it's so much more than simply creating a really long document on your computer -- The law school essay exam -- Taking the multiple-choice law school exam. Leah M. Christensen. Includes bibliographical references and index. Law schools United States Law students with disabilities United States Law Study and teaching United States KF 283 .C48 2011 340.071/173 9781594606922 (alk. paper) 1594606927 (alk. paper) 2009051500 PUCPR 091207 20200229021005.0 310377