Read the first article of each law until you can explain it

Understanding the purpose clause reveals the overall picture of the system and the criteria for judgment.

The more detailed knowledge you memorize, the harder it can become to see
“what this law exists for.”

In such cases, please return to the first article of each law, the purpose clause.

Once you understand the purpose, the disjointed systems you have memorized will connect in a single direction.

A 42-year-old Labor and Social Security Attorney, career consultant, industrial counselor, and coaching coach in my 18th year of practice. Through labor affairs, career support, and mental health support, I share information on building better relationships between employees and companies.

Having been an instructor for 17 years, I have felt the magnitude of the efforts made by examinees many times.
The period just before the exam is a time when it is easy to lose confidence.

Even so, the fact that you are continuing connects to your potential.

It is a waste to just memorize the first article by rote.

Read it by breaking it down into who the law is meant to protect,
what it is trying to achieve,
and what kind of means it stipulates.

When you can see the structure of the text, it becomes easier to notice questions where words have been swapped.

The reason for checking the purpose clause in the period just before the exam
is not just to prepare for questions.

It is because when you are lost on detailed points, it becomes a clue to think in light of the purpose of the law.

However, do not jump to conclusions about the correct answer based on the purpose alone; always return to the specific articles and the explanations in your textbook.

Today's practice is to choose the first article of a law and read it aloud.
After that, close your textbook and write in one sentence, “For whom is this law, and what does it aim to achieve?”

The parts where you get stuck for words are the places you should read again.

[Today's Execution]
・Read the first article of a law aloud
・Summarize in one sentence who the law protects and what it aims for
・Check one related past exam question for each

[Question to yourself]
When your detailed knowledge gets lost, what is the purpose of the law you should return to?

The purpose clause is the entrance to the exam subject. The more you memorize the details, the more important it becomes to return to the entrance. Understand the framework of each law and do not let your knowledge get lost. That accumulation leads to calm judgment during the actual exam.