Re: Tutor: MD Maryland Attorney's Exam
Posted by Paul on 5/15/09

I am still offering this class.

Sincerely,

Paul

On 11/05/05, Paul wrote:
> I offer a personalized bar tutorial for the Maryland MD
> Attorney's Exam, offered to attorneys who have been in
> practice for five years, as Maryland does not have
> admission on motion/reciprocity with any state.
>
> The course consists of between two (2) to three (3) months
> of instruction on black-letter law tested for the
> respective exam(s), and intensive practice using actual bar
> exam questions for the respective jurisdictions.
>
> Format: The class is conducted online, which maximizes your
> study time, by eliminating wasted travel time and creates
> flexible class format that does not require one to quit
> their job, ignore their family and otherwise stop having a
> life. This format also results in highly personalized
> interaction between the student and me.
>
> Summary: I do the following during the class:
>
> 1. Supply a student with a topic and sub-topic frequency
> chart, detailing the most tested areas and sub-areas on the
> attorney's exam; which was created after an intensive
> analysis of old Maryland Attorney exam questions from 1998
> until now.
>
> 2. Since the exam is open book, I am willing to obtain and
> tabulate the required three volume Mitchie set, based upon
> the most-frequently tested areas, for the student as well;
>
> 3. I supply the student with at least 3 actual old MD
> bar exam essay questions for that subject, or one practice
> bar exam per week, which they must answer, using the
> materials to do so correctly. By the end of the class, you
> will have written at least 8 full bar exams, containing at
> least 10 questions each, before the exam. Practice question
> are carefully selected to reflect the most tested areas and
> sub-topics on the Maryland Attorney's Exam.
>
> 4. After the student returns their practice answers to me,
> I then provide detailed feedback on the student's answers,
> in order to diagnose and eliminate any problem areas. Plus,
> I assign additional essays for 'problem' subjects based
> upon the quality of the initial answers. I also teach
> a concise, efficient method for answering essay questions.
>
> The emphasis in this class is constant correct practice.
> practice. You will learn how to use your open book
> materials and manage your time most effectively during this
> extremely time-intensive and detail oriented test. Most
> importantly, you will learn from your weaknesses and
> improve upon them. You will also learn to focus upon the
> most important areas, instead of trying to memorize the
> entire legal code.
>
> Deadline: Ideally, I will be starting the class at the
> end of November (Nov 28) which will allow nearly three
> months for instruction and review for the February 2006
> Attorney's Exam. The class will last until at least a week
> before the exam. I can accept students later on, per their
> needs.
>
> Typically, my students work during the day and have
> families, so the longer term works well for them. I am at
> least as demanding than the examiners will probably be, so
> you are well-prepared by exam day. This class uses an
> active learning approach because you are always practicing
> bar exam skills, rather than just memorizing materials.
>
> My Background: I am admitted and have practiced in MD, DC
> and GA, having used this method to pass the bar in all
> three jurisdictions. To date, I have successfully tutored
> other students on the bar, including the Maryland
> Attorney's Exam, using these methods. I take very few
> students at once and work hard with each student on an
> individual daily basis for the eleven or so weeks prior to
> the exam.
>
> Books alone cannot provide feedback on the skills that one
> needs to pass this unique test. I can and will help a
> student to maximize their performance and pass the
> Attorney's Exam.
>
> Price: My prices are extremely reasonable, considering the
> personalized quality of the instruction, and the length of
> the class, which is unavailable anywhere else.
>
> If interested, please email me at paulgwer@hotmail.com.
>
> References available upon request.
>
> Paul

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• Tutor: MD Maryland Attorney's Exam, 11/05/05, by Paul.
• Re: Tutor: MD Maryland Attorney's Exam, 5/15/09, by Paul.