This lesson feels incomplete. Missing 1) a video explanation, 2) an introduction to what on earth a PAI question is (give an example first?), 3) showing the question you are referring to with Tom and Athena so we can understand what types of answer choices may be presented, and 4) a summary at the end of a very dense lesson.
#Feedback, it is always helpful to see the stimulus and the answer choices to practice. The answer E was provided without allowing us to evaluate and do a "You Try" first to practice.
I understand why the statement "Cats make good pets" would be the logical answer, but are there answer choices missing? The example explains why Answer Choice (E) is the best answer, but there are no other answer choices listed. It would help build context if we saw the "wrong" answers too. Or is this just a typo?
I think adding videos to the lessons could really help visual learners understand the material better. It's easier to follow along with visual and auditory instruction, especially when it comes to test-like examples. I know making videos takes time, but I believe it would benefit many students. Left this feedback on the check-in, but I also wanted to comment here to see if this is being worked on or if this is just how the program is intended to be.
is this course going from easiest to hardest LR questions. like for example are main conclusion the easiest types of LR questions
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where are the videos?
I didn't see any answer choices
There should be videos for new question variants like this.
yo where the videos at #feedback
This lesson feels incomplete. Missing 1) a video explanation, 2) an introduction to what on earth a PAI question is (give an example first?), 3) showing the question you are referring to with Tom and Athena so we can understand what types of answer choices may be presented, and 4) a summary at the end of a very dense lesson.
#Feedback, it is always helpful to see the stimulus and the answer choices to practice. The answer E was provided without allowing us to evaluate and do a "You Try" first to practice.
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what LSAT thinks is implicit is not what everybody understands. This is what I hate about the LSAT.
1. Format: two speakers
- Agree or Disagree
-- Agree: both agree with (MSS twice) - the speaker's statement supports the answer choice.
-- Disagree: one would agree with but not the other.
- Explicit or Implicit
-- Explicit: stem will contain agree or disagree
-- Implicit: most support, suggest
2. Disagree is more common than agree, read the question stem carefully.
3. Most wrong answer: no opinion.
4. Two approaches: hunt mode, or process of elimination (POE).
This was light weight confusing even after chat to explain this
This helped
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryr4WwGtK7Q
I understand why the statement "Cats make good pets" would be the logical answer, but are there answer choices missing? The example explains why Answer Choice (E) is the best answer, but there are no other answer choices listed. It would help build context if we saw the "wrong" answers too. Or is this just a typo?
#feedback
I think adding videos to the lessons could really help visual learners understand the material better. It's easier to follow along with visual and auditory instruction, especially when it comes to test-like examples. I know making videos takes time, but I believe it would benefit many students. Left this feedback on the check-in, but I also wanted to comment here to see if this is being worked on or if this is just how the program is intended to be.
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Is #1 under "some example PAI question stems include", a typo? That is not even a question.
#help
is this course going from easiest to hardest LR questions. like for example are main conclusion the easiest types of LR questions