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So i have taken my second PT since foolproofing and i have seen major improvement. But i still seem to be struggling with parrallel flaw, some flaw qs, and NA. I have rewatched the cc on them and read the LSAT trainer on them. Was wondering what the general concensus is on taking the older tests, say 7-20, and locating all the specific question types above and just doing one after another with an extensive BR/ review of each?
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@nathanieljschwartz435 said:
Thanks @gregoryalexanderdevine723 , yeah thank gd, its a huge boost to see improvement. There is no better "pat on the back" than a score raise!!!
amen, brother. Feels good... And there's plenty more PTs and improvement where that came from. Keep going and checking back in with your progress. Congrats again!
Thanks @gregoryalexanderdevine723 , yeah thank gd, its a huge boost to see improvement. There is no better "pat on the back" than a score raise!!!
Also congrats on the major improvement! That's amazing, especially after only a couple PTs in! Keep it up :)
@nathanieljschwartz435 said:
So i have taken my second PT since foolproofing and i have seen major improvement. But i still seem to be struggling with parrallel flaw, some flaw qs, and NA. I have rewatched the cc on them and read the LSAT trainer on them. Was wondering what the general concensus is on taking the older tests, say 7-20, and locating all the specific question types above and just doing one after another with an extensive BR/ review of each?
I think that sounds like a great idea! Older tests are great for the early learning process because your goal should be to master things on a simpler level before we add nuances of the newer tests you'll want to save for when you're better/closer to test day.
I think that's a good plan. Those types of drills are exactly what those older tests are best used for.
@jhaldy10325 said:
I'm not sure what the Starter package of 7Sage includes. For me the CC had a TON of drills on Flaw/NA/Par Flaw questions that followed the lesson. I'm talking like pages and pages of them. If you do not have that, I think it might be a good idea for you to do what you suggest.
Only Ultimate+ has access to the drills:
https://classic.7sage.com/enroll/
I'm not sure what the Starter package of 7Sage includes. For me the CC had a TON of drills on Flaw/NA/Par Flaw questions that followed the lesson. I'm talking like pages and pages of them. If you do not have that, I think it might be a good idea for you to do what you suggest.
I drilled NA exclusively and saw an improvement on my speed and capability with that type of question.