cold-call-prep

The Socratic method drilling works by asking you a question, waiting for your response, and using narrowing follow-ups to correct gaps without supplying the final answer. It enforces an interactive ask-first workflow that builds your comprehension through guided questioning.

The best way to prepare for law school cold calls is to run a structured drill on the assigned case text. Provide the case name or text via YAML frontmatter, and the Skill loads your professor's tendencies from your CLAUDE.md context to generate targeted questions and a pre-class recap checklist.

Yes, you can use your professor's questioning style to predict cold call questions by loading class context from your law-student CLAUDE.md path. The Skill weights generated questions toward known professor tendencies, covering Facts, Holding/Rule, Reasoning, Application, and Policy areas.

No, cold call preparation does not give you the answers. It uses a Socratic question-and-narrowing workflow that asks questions, waits for your response, and flags uncertainty, forcing you to recall and articulate the rule and reasoning yourself.

To generate cold call questions, you need to provide the assigned case name or case text as a YAML frontmatter input, and have your professor and class context saved in your law-student CLAUDE.md path so the drill can weight questions to your professor's known tendencies.