On the Lighter Side: Should You Check Your E-Mail?

Published November 28, 2012 research Leave a Comment
Tags: email, law student, study

Repeatedly checking messages can wreak havoc with the sustained concentration needed for studying. Here is a handy chart to help you decide whether or not to check a message.

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