A pattern especially common in science passages are ones that present a question (phenomenon) and then evaluate a possible explanation (hypothesis). Recognizing the common patterns that occur in phenomenon-hypothesis passages can improve your speed and comprehension whenever you encounter them. This class will cover tips and strategies that will help you recognize and navigate this passage style with ease!
Difficulty: 1-3 Stars
Pace: 1-2 Passages
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About the instructor
Humza recently graduated from the University of Toronto Faculty of Law and will be working with a government office post graduation. He has been teaching the LSAT for over 5 years now, having taught students in both one on one and class settings.
Humza believes the LSAT is about developing basic skills in logic and reading that build on each other to help solve any question. He advocates for sometimes slowing down your process in order to be more accurate and actually save time in the long run. He thinks that the LSAT can be made a lot less intimidating when you learn the formulaic ways in which it works!
Outside of the LSAT, Humza is a fan of Toronto sports (this is our year!), theatre and comedy. In fact, he was the director of his law schools sketch comedy show!
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