- Welcome to the Course0.1 Welcome to Reading US Cases
- 0.2 Introduction to Reading Cases
- Unit 1: What do You know about US cases?1.1: How much do you know about US cases?
- 1.2: Post a Comment or Question in Your Course Forum
- 1.3: Cases and Law School Classes
- 1.4: What does the word case mean?
- 1.5: Why do US law students read cases
- 1.6: What do cases look like?
- 1.7: Unit 1 Quiz 1
- 1.8: Unit 1 Quiz 2
Participants 1
Lesson 11 of 10
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5.0: Welcome to Unit 5 – Case Analyzing Strategies
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Welcome to Unit 5!
About
- In Module 5 you will learn how to think about cases by studying what kinds of questions professors ask in class so that you can better determine what information in a case is important. This is the process of learning to think like a lawyer.
Goals
- Learn the kinds of questions professors ask in class
- Learn how to prepare for class based on the questions you anticipate from your professors
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