Original post by Manarrrr
I'm currently in year 11 and I legit hate Law so much I feel like I need to memorise the whole book to get an A... Did anyone do Law GCSE? If so, any tips on how to study and not waste time on memorising unnecessary information?
Start practising exam questions. That should help you get used to just how much you need to know based on your marks.
Ask your teacher whether you are doing too much and where you are losing out. Theres a difference between having enough knowledge and the quality of your analysis.
Also look at mark schemes to give you an idea. Practice will help you find the right balance.
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