good to know, i think part of what's been improving my time in the drilling i've been doing has been realizing that i don't always need to read every answer
if i get to, say, answer choice c and i'm certain it's right without a shadow of a doubt, i can just select it and move on...
or sometimes, i'll have a good idea in my head of what the answer should be before i even start reading the answers, so i can just skim through them and pick the one i know is right
it makes it easier to do this knowing that, in the instructor's words, there is 1 right choice and 4 embarassingly wrong ones
Since it seems like the profanity is being scrubbed from the content, at least in the Foundations module, I thought I'd flag it here, too. I hope you do remove it. :)
Awesome article to tell us all to lower our egos, accept we were wrong, and grind a question out until we understand how wrong we were, why we were wrong, and how we can now become right
I think he's trying to tell us that there's only one right answer.
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Check egos at door. Study longer figure out why it wrong. Don't waste time challenging as you will lose... Thanks for the reminder.
Good luck in all your endeavors.
See y'all on the other side
The insight is helpful. But I'm still panicking about getting the wrong answer choice with such time constraints.
good to know, i think part of what's been improving my time in the drilling i've been doing has been realizing that i don't always need to read every answer
if i get to, say, answer choice c and i'm certain it's right without a shadow of a doubt, i can just select it and move on...
or sometimes, i'll have a good idea in my head of what the answer should be before i even start reading the answers, so i can just skim through them and pick the one i know is right
it makes it easier to do this knowing that, in the instructor's words, there is 1 right choice and 4 embarassingly wrong ones
congrats to all of us who made it past foundations!!! lol!!
Since it seems like the profanity is being scrubbed from the content, at least in the Foundations module, I thought I'd flag it here, too. I hope you do remove it. :)
Awesome article to tell us all to lower our egos, accept we were wrong, and grind a question out until we understand how wrong we were, why we were wrong, and how we can now become right
Hmmm, I work in the legal profession for over 2 decades (two continents, that's why I deal with this here now).
Some of the "correct" answers could be likely disputed to be the "best" answers. If it was worth the time and effort. But it is not.
Can I just skip the foundations lessons and start on LR? has anyone done this and been fine? (Asking because I'm on a tight timeline)
#feedback
Love this. Of course a bunch of people with legal aspirations are going to try to argue and fight questions every step of the way lol
Good to know about the LSAC policy. Everything else was a waste of my time.
How would I even know what question to challenge if we don't get results back to see what we got wrong?
bro is really hammering down the "one right answer" concept
Umm... well I wouldn't even remember which question I answered wrong. Would you?
To be or not to be, that is a question ˜
To get a high score or to argue, that is a question ˜
Be realistic or be idealistic , that is a question˜
I totally understand why this is right, but I'm sure I'm also right that there's more than one right answer. Here, look at my proof.
Yeahhhh but I still always think I'm right
This feels like I am getting lectured for leaving a comment saying Im still sure the wrong answer is right
beautiful.
No need I get that I am wrong hot damn
Love the authenticity in this article lol.
So let me get this right? There's only one right answer?
This lesson made me laugh thank you JY
I think he's trying to tell us that there's only one right answer.