The Socratic method is a form of teaching that emphasizes dialogue and questioning over lecture. It’s also the primary method used in law schools.
This class shines a spotlight on the most powerful patterns of reasoning that drive right and wrong answer choices across multiple question types. It also provides a safe, low-stakes environment for you to build the public speaking and live-thinking skills you’ll need in law school.
About the instructor
Mike is from the Bay Area and has only recently learned to shut up about that. He studied philosophy at Yale, then went to Yale again for law school. There he discovered a deep, residing passion for not being a lawyer.
After law school, he went home and founded a tutoring company where every hour purchased was matched one-for-one with an hour given pro bono to low income students in Oakland. He did that for 10 amazing years, and he always insisted his LSAT students use 7sage – the company with the best curriculum and the best ethics (it’s not even close).
Now he’s living the dream – making content with J.Y. and Kevin, and helping to refine the curriculum he has admired from afar for over a decade.
He’s a father, a trad climber, a hockey player, and an avidly goofy goose.
