Sample 1
Our Law Tutors when tutoring may from time to time go through with you, past examination questions, in order to build your confidence in answering questions cohesively and concisely. Here is an example of sample model answer outlines for three questions, in the Law of Equity. Once a Law Tutor has practiced past examination paper questions with you, he or she will provide by e-mail to you an outline answer of any past examination question you have gone through, during the tutorial. This aids as an excellent tool for you to revisit, closer to your exam, to remind you not only as to structure and technique over answering the question, but also in reviewing the key areas in that aspect of the law.

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Sample 2
In assisting your understanding of a particular area of the law, our Law Tutor’s may provide personalised ‘mind maps’ of the subject he or she is tutoring you upon. ‘Mind Maps’ are a crucial and key tool to not only understanding but also to remembering the fundamental issues surrounding a particular aspect of the law. It enables the tutee to view at a glance the main principles, underpinned by case or statute authority. ‘Mind maps’ are really useful in allowing the tutee to apply the principles to the facts of examination questions. Below are examples in the Law of Equity of how the subject of ‘Tracing and Following’ can be seen though a series of ‘mind maps’.

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Sample 3
In tutoring the tutee over either examination technique, examination essay writing, research methodology or writing a dissertation, the tutor may from time to time, provide the tutee with appropriate article references to assist the tutee in reading around the subject area. In doing so, the tutor provides the tutee with a unique opportunity to gain further relevant knowledge around the subject, vital when attempting to impress an examiner of the tutees knowledge at examination. Below is an example of sample articles in the Law of Equity that are useful to students of law studying the area relating to co-habitees.

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