 after 1st round of answering go back and make it

 Try to sleep early with a full stomach and MB into 3 par if possible
 no reviewing last minute  grammar check and spell check during 2nd round of
 values are for last week minute checking answers
 read to fill in puzzle gaps and not memorize  check if answer is possible to have 3 par or not
 wake up early for early poop  on 2nd round of checking always see if you can
 fast answer + question look then full answer make it into 3 par
 simulate conditions mentally and physically  be confident in your remembering
 have playlist ready, charge headphones and phones
 dont look at social media anymore  Jurists critique:
 dont get flustered by ANY question  CRAC; one liner provisioin can be 1st sentence in
 co relate poli and rem ALSO READ 1987 CONSTI 2nd par, yes or no will be first sent in 1st par
 Don't look at answers after  avoid even if scenarios
 syllabus check days before  a day before kay the review should be smooth and
 plus QnA from Atty Marcley no feeling of cramming with more than enough time
to finish what you need to read
 Mode of answering: 1 liner par. legal basis +  In rd3 read bar qna first then notes
Application + Concl
 First few should be strong
 July=warpath; Oct-last minute notes
 confidence= from strong finish and mentality
 take constant mock bars
 answer in complete sent.
 values memorize towards end
 compute answer in time (arithmetic)
 no weak subj at the end
 night b4 should be relax read
 start early and start strong
 get more mock bar exams
 check new devts
 read to RETAIN not to finish

 last meeting takeaways:

 -you can use 'under the law or under jurisprudence'
 -no need to provide the entire provision or non
essential elements
 -per question basis ang checking and not necessarily
alphabetical
 -dont use parentheses, underline, bold etc
 -images and connected concepts better for long
term memory
 -use memory palace for canons and consti
 -round 2 and 3 strategic studying
 -check related laws at the end even if not in syllabus