10.

 Allow class discussion to pull you off target

9.

Engage in overkill in briefing cases or in preparing outlines

8.

 Spend too much time on Legal Professions, contracts, torts or any one course

7.  

Don't read cases critically

6.

 Don't attend class regularly

5.  

Use exclusively commercial outlines or outlines prepared by other students

4.

 Don't learn to organize exam answer using Irac consistently, naturally and thoroughly

3.  

Believe that other students are better than you

2.

 Believe that your cultural, educational background and previous learning experiences won't affect how you learn

1.

 Believe that serious financial, family problems, or illness, learning disability won't affect your learning

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