What's been studied b. Each person takes a course 2. Do outlines and exams 5. Informal bull sessions 6. 2 people only - reciprocating mentors F. Purposes of Study Groups 1. Break from formal outlining and discuss.
Dialogue also requires actively listening to others.
Regarding Study Groups 1. Not a Replacement for Individual Study 2. Separating relevant from nonrelevant facts presupposes that you know the applicable rules 2. Issue spotting presupposes you have selected the relevant facts and have a good idea of the applicable rule 3. Application of the correct rule by interweaving presupposes focus on key facts and correct issue spotting and that you know the elements of a rule 4.