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I haven't done a logic game in over a month and a half as I have been focused primarily on LR and RC while being exceptionally busy at work and life in general. I just wanted to say that if you have not Foolproofed or haven't considered doing so, I highly recommend it. I went -1 on PT 40s LG even with the exceptionally weird/different/spatial-ish third game in about 31 minutes. While PT 40 LG may be on the easier side, from my own experience the retention and skill you gain is incredible if you have managed to Foolproof the LG from PT 1-35. Good luck to everyone!
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@nicholasthomas127 said:
@tristandesinor505 said:
Great work! and thanks for sharing. LG is my worst section and I am on it now in the CC ... Did you start fool proofing during the CC or did you want until you were done. I was going to foolproof now but I realized I want to fool proof each and every game so should probably finish the CC first then work on honing the LG section through fool proofing. How did you tackle it?
I foolproofed while doing the CC at the same time. I did not find it to be too much to do the CC lesson and Foolproof at the same time.
Ah gotcha; maybe I just go to slow lol ... right now I'm somewhat fool proofing the questions in the CC . I do it 2 or 3 times before I move on to make sure I get it but I don't have a real timing system or anything. You fool proofed all the questions in all the tests while doing the CC?
@tristandesinor505 said:
Great work! and thanks for sharing. LG is my worst section and I am on it now in the CC ... Did you start fool proofing during the CC or did you want until you were done. I was going to foolproof now but I realized I want to fool proof each and every game so should probably finish the CC first then work on honing the LG section through fool proofing. How did you tackle it?
I foolproofed while doing the CC at the same time. I did not find it to be too much to do the CC lesson and Foolproof at the same time.
@nicholasthomas127 said:
@uhinberg359 said:
https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/fool-proof-guide-to-perfection-on-logic-games/
Ok thx. I'm not there yet! But hopefully will get to this lesson at some point this century :/
Slow and steady.
@uhinberg359 said:
https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/fool-proof-guide-to-perfection-on-logic-games/
Ok thx. I'm not there yet! But hopefully will get to this lesson at some point this century :/
@tristandesinor505 I kept printed copies of CC games printed out and organized by type as I worked through the CC, and made notes about which ones really bothered me the most. I started the fool proofing method with those, and transitioned from the CC into PT's 1-35 once it was over. The skills in those games really go a long way, and it's a nice way to change up your study time if you ever start to feel burnt out grinding through lessons.
@tristandesinor505 said:
Great work! and thanks for sharing. LG is my worst section and I am on it now in the CC ... Did you start fool proofing during the CC or did you want until you were done. I was going to foolproof now but I realized I want to fool proof each and every game so should probably finish the CC first then work on honing the LG section through fool proofing. How did you tackle it?
Just do the CC games first. That is a lot of games.
Great work! and thanks for sharing. LG is my worst section and I am on it now in the CC ... Did you start fool proofing during the CC or did you want until you were done. I was going to foolproof now but I realized I want to fool proof each and every game so should probably finish the CC first then work on honing the LG section through fool proofing. How did you tackle it?
Thanks for sharing this. I've been fool proofing LG but have not taken a PT in a while. I hope to see improvement
Awesome improvement! I've been struggling with LG myself. I haven't finished the problem sets in the CC, so I haven't started Fping 1-35 yet.
Hope I have similar results!
https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/fool-proof-guide-to-perfection-on-logic-games/
No. Foolproofing refers to doing the same logic game over and over until you have perfected the inferences (and hopefully added them to your muscle memory). It is discussed in the Core Curriculum.
Is the foolproof method the same thing as Blind Reviewing??
@figueroa10040 said:
What did you start with?
I started with less than half correct.
What did you start with?