It's taken me a lot longer than expected to get to this point but that's ok! (for me and you if you're feeling the same way :] ). Getting to know common traps is exciting, I want to have the upper hand over confusing & enticing wrong answer choices.
OH AND BY THE WAY, make sure to enjoy the summer!! Taking breaks is vital to prevent feeling burnt out.
#feedback can we receive a timeline for when we can expect videos for these sections? The feedback from users widely requests this, so I assume 7sage is working on it. A timeline would help us plan to come back to these lessons once there are videos.
#feedback I feel like there needs to be more video explanations. It is sometimes so difficult to get through the readings when we've had to do that for the previous 10+ lessons.
I understand this module, but I'm not sure where to apply what we've learned outside of here. Does it apply solely to logic games or are there instances where you would apply these principles to logical reasoning questions as well?
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Lesson: breaking out of the matrix
lets go
I’m definitely getting it down a little more; differentiating different question types definitely help save time!
the lsat test makers basically prey on our psychological fallibility lol system 1 thinking be gone!
It's taken me a lot longer than expected to get to this point but that's ok! (for me and you if you're feeling the same way :] ). Getting to know common traps is exciting, I want to have the upper hand over confusing & enticing wrong answer choices.
OH AND BY THE WAY, make sure to enjoy the summer!! Taking breaks is vital to prevent feeling burnt out.
I'm here after taking my first diagnostic ever..I was caught by a lot of traps lol
we finally made it to this section!!!
bizarre to see the title of a lesson say "logic" instead of "lawgic" lol
excited!
I am so happy for this section! =)
New module guys let's go
Try me!
The LSAT may be cunning, but I am a master debater.
Yes! This!
#feedback can we receive a timeline for when we can expect videos for these sections? The feedback from users widely requests this, so I assume 7sage is working on it. A timeline would help us plan to come back to these lessons once there are videos.
#feedback I feel like there needs to be more video explanations. It is sometimes so difficult to get through the readings when we've had to do that for the previous 10+ lessons.
@delkmason18474 Get use to reading, studying law has no lack thereof.
@ThelwellLloyd ya what lol
I understand this module, but I'm not sure where to apply what we've learned outside of here. Does it apply solely to logic games or are there instances where you would apply these principles to logical reasoning questions as well?
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It applies to every section
because we're still in the 'foundations' part of the syllabus, I believe these rules apply to every section of the LSAT.