Introduction

The building blocks for answering a problem question are your knowledge and understanding of the relevant law. However, examiners do not want to see a pile of raw materials: they want to see the finished product.

In this context, the finished product is the answer you have created using the building blocks of knowledge and understanding. The construction of a good answer, like the construction of a good building, requires careful planning and skilful execution. In the hands of the unskilled the best materials are not fully exploited. If you give an unskilled builder good bricks and mortar you will still end up with a badly constructed building, albeit one made of good materials. The four-stage process we outline below is a technique for developing the skills to construct a good answer to problem questions using your building blocks of knowledge and understanding. It is used first at the planning stage; it is then used again at the writing stage.

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