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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@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/
@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.
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.