@CYS1123 Best mindset to have. Don't pay too much attention to the negative comments here. Use the wrong answers as a learning experience for the next drill. Hope you're doing well CYS!!
That is definitely how I'm feeling right now. I'm learning that I need to slow down my reading to actually comprehend it instead of trying to go through it fast and then needing to re-read a couple of times.
@boydchristian73 I would focus on accuracy and understanding question before u move onto speed! sounds like you are doing great though! keep up the good work!
Me too. But when I go slow enough to get 100% I dont have time to even look at half the questions! LSAC: Are folks that take 3 minutes to answer a question any better lawyers than those who take 1.5 minutes?
Just shed a tear of joy when not only did i get 5/5 but my speed has also dramatically decreased from 5-8 min per answer to 1-3 min per answer. Huge win today
FOUR OUT OF 5 ON THE HARD SECTION. I USED TO STRUGGLE UNTIL I IMPLEMENTED A NEW STRATEGY. This may not work for everyone; however, I started reading the Stimulus prior to reading the question stem. This just worked for me better. Try it out!
#help When I am doing the questions throughout the lesson, I get about 95% of them correct. Yet when it comes to these drills, I am missing nearly every question. I don't understand what's wrong??
I think it's a mental thing. When we do them during the lessons, we have fresh knowledge in our brains. When we come back for drills, it's older knowledge, plus answering questions back to back to back. Practice, do blind review if you're unsure, and just keep going! Also remember, it is okay to get questions wrong if you know what you need to improve on and learn in order to start getting them right. Don't feel bad, you got this!
Can you please move the checkmark to the left (next to the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5). Its too close to the arrows and its extremely frustrating - especially when im getting answers wrong the last thing I need is to feel stupid for clicking the wrong button..
@ratman23 The answer is E. If the news media started reporting violent crimes more frequently, the public anxiety would increase, despite the crimes happening less often. A could potentially offer an explanation as to why violent crimes decreased, but doesn't address why public anxiety increased.
#feedback Whenever I am done with a question I accidentally click the checkmark sign instead of the > sign, resulting in my drilling coming to an end. It would help if there was some sort of "Are you sure you want to complete" etc. so I don't lose my progress.
5/5 ! i love this (semi-quick) approach: identify the two 'core' concepts (A and B) -> identify key discrepancy between A and B -> skip coming up with hypothesis, go straight to answers and eliminate any 'obviously' wrong ones -> hone in on the 'trick' and the correct answer -> execute
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WE GOT THIS DOESN'T MATTER IF YOU SCORED 0/5 BELIEVE ME YOU ARE MAKING PROGRESS
@CYS1123 Best mindset to have. Don't pay too much attention to the negative comments here. Use the wrong answers as a learning experience for the next drill. Hope you're doing well CYS!!
me when i get a 4/5 incorrect.....
felt.
1/5 I'm cooked bro
@Qyiiii just means more room to grow! I got 1/5 yesterday then 5/5 today
2/5 - i see no hope
@ambam Never give up! I hope your score has improved in the last month!
@petvma it definitely has! Practicing has helped a lot!
I was absolutely cooking on this section until this drill smh
My attempt to be a speed demon is literally the reason I am missing questions and then they make so much sense in the breakdown. SLOW DOWN!!!
[UPDATE] Got my first 5/5 on medium without a time limit, while ironically finishing before the typical target time. SLOW is SMOOTH, SMOOTH is FAST!
That is definitely how I'm feeling right now. I'm learning that I need to slow down my reading to actually comprehend it instead of trying to go through it fast and then needing to re-read a couple of times.
@boydchristian73 I would focus on accuracy and understanding question before u move onto speed! sounds like you are doing great though! keep up the good work!
Me too. But when I go slow enough to get 100% I dont have time to even look at half the questions! LSAC: Are folks that take 3 minutes to answer a question any better lawyers than those who take 1.5 minutes?
Just shed a tear of joy when not only did i get 5/5 but my speed has also dramatically decreased from 5-8 min per answer to 1-3 min per answer. Huge win today
Somehow I did poorly on a lot of the previous practice questions but just got 5/5 on this... period (I guess?)
@MadelineSmith735 That is exactly what happened to me too.
my first 5/5!
FOUR OUT OF 5 ON THE HARD SECTION. I USED TO STRUGGLE UNTIL I IMPLEMENTED A NEW STRATEGY. This may not work for everyone; however, I started reading the Stimulus prior to reading the question stem. This just worked for me better. Try it out!
This was helpful!! now just how to do this on the actual exam lol
5/5 but only focusing on understanding, not timing..
#help When I am doing the questions throughout the lesson, I get about 95% of them correct. Yet when it comes to these drills, I am missing nearly every question. I don't understand what's wrong??
I think it's a mental thing. When we do them during the lessons, we have fresh knowledge in our brains. When we come back for drills, it's older knowledge, plus answering questions back to back to back. Practice, do blind review if you're unsure, and just keep going! Also remember, it is okay to get questions wrong if you know what you need to improve on and learn in order to start getting them right. Don't feel bad, you got this!
took my time on this one and got a 4/5 on easy! feels good considering I've been struggling through this section :,)
Yall got this!
Can you please move the checkmark to the left (next to the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5). Its too close to the arrows and its extremely frustrating - especially when im getting answers wrong the last thing I need is to feel stupid for clicking the wrong button..
use the arrows on your key board
Hi there,
Sorry about that! I sent you a private message to help get this fixed. Please check your inbox and your spam folder.
Please let me know if you have any other questions.
5/5 all under time I could cry tears of joy rn.
If anyone has questions I can try my best to answer!
@JessM can you explain 2 I thought it was A or E
@ratman23 The answer is E. If the news media started reporting violent crimes more frequently, the public anxiety would increase, despite the crimes happening less often. A could potentially offer an explanation as to why violent crimes decreased, but doesn't address why public anxiety increased.
I scored a 3/5. I was scoring 2/5 earlier, so I am confident to say I am still hopeful! I got this!
4/5 then 5/5 on BR!!!
I feel like I do better on the single, you try questions. 4/5 but def could've been better.... sigh
every single drill i accidentally click complete instead of moving to the next question, please add a warning
#feedback Whenever I am done with a question I accidentally click the checkmark sign instead of the > sign, resulting in my drilling coming to an end. It would help if there was some sort of "Are you sure you want to complete" etc. so I don't lose my progress.
Hi there,
I am so sorry about that and thank you for the feedback.
We currently have a pop-up message that says, "You still have more time left, are you sure you want to end the session early?" See the GIF below:
However, this feature is not available when using the "Unlimited Time" option, so I will pass your feedback on to our product team.
Can you confirm if you receive a pop-up message when you try to end a timed session early?
Consistently scoring 4/5s on drills :( hope I can make it to 5/5 with practice
5/5 omg
5/5!!!!!! LETS GO!!!!
5/5 ! i love this (semi-quick) approach: identify the two 'core' concepts (A and B) -> identify key discrepancy between A and B -> skip coming up with hypothesis, go straight to answers and eliminate any 'obviously' wrong ones -> hone in on the 'trick' and the correct answer -> execute