Hi 7sagers!
Happy to announce session number 3 of these free tutoring series! We will be covering LR flaw question strategy. It will be Sunday November 1st at 7pm EST.
I have gone through the 7sage CC twice, taken over 90% of the PTs out there, and am currently scoring in the low 170s. My diagnostic was a 138. I've struggled immensely with this test, and I can show you how I overcame these obstacles.
In this session, we'll cover topics on:
-How to approach flaw questions under timed conditions
-How to actively read and engage with flaw questions
-Why anticipating what the correct answer choice could be is helpful, but why you still need to be careful when doing so.
-How you can still get these questions correct even when you don't anticipate what the flaw is.
We will be using questions from the free diagnostic LSAT test provided on the LSAC website. This session will be helpful for students that recently completed the flaw CC, or are in the PT phase of their studies and is struggling with Flaw Questions.
If this session goes well, I'd be open to hosting more free sessions! Please let me know what topics you'd like to discuss at a future session in the poll below. See you there!
A few additional things I want to mention so we can all get the most out of the session:
Please refrain from looking at the correct answer choices when we are going through problems. It is to your benefit to be unaware so you can learn!
Please make sure your microphone is on mute during the session, unless you are the person volunteering to help answer a question.
I will be asking for volunteers throughout the session. If you would like to volunteer, please type it in the chat box.
The session will last around two hours, questions unrelated to the topic at hand should be saved until the end.
If you learned something helpful, all I ask for payment is that you share the knowledge with others that could be struggling. After all, we rise by lifting others up. :smile:
Let me know if ya'll have any questions. Hope to see you there!
Chris Nguyen is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Free Tutoring, Flaw Questions
Time: Nov 1, 2020 06:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
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Sorry everyone! I forgot to post the zoom meeting link. I’ll do that soon! Looking forward to seeing everyone on Sunday!
Interested! Please let me know how to join.
Hi there,
Would love to join this session. How do I opt in?
Thank you all for coming to the session!
I'm going to take a break from hosting these until after my November LSAT, but once that's finished I'll be doing them weekly!
Happy daylight savings ya'll!
Just a reminder that this zoom call is today. Looking forward to seeing everyone!
Thank you so much for doing another one of these Chris, I know a lot of people are going to benefit!
Following so I can cop that sweet sweet zoom link
Yes....., please....., and thank you so very much.....!!!!!!!!. I would love to join too. How do we sign up? I have difficulty/disagreement in choosing the correct flaw for answer choices "Fails to Consider/Takes for granted" and "vulnerable to criticism", especially when one answer choice is possibly too strong or too weak. This is great.........!!!!!!!! This would be helpful. I am financially challenged and LSAT prep is outrageously expensive. Amen, Hallelujah and God our creator bless you. Forgive me to the non-believers.
Hi, Awesome! thank you for organizing another amazing session! Please let us know how to join in. thank you!
Interested! Last session was super helpful, went -4 on recent RC section (was getting -8 or more!).
interested :) thought the last one was helpful & will be testing some things out on my PT today!
It looks like RC question analysis got most of the votes so that’s what I’ll cover next!
Thank you Christopher for hosting this! Looking forward to future sessions and good luck on the November test (: Any ideas for what future sessions could potentially cover?
Really sorry @christinaphilippides280! I didn’t record the meeting to avoid possible copyright infringements from LSAC. There will be more sessions after the November LSAT!
@christinaphilippides280 i'm so sad i missed this! did you record the meeting and if so do you think you could email it to me?
I'm interested and waiting to be let in !
interested
I am interested as well.
Will be there :)
Interested, thanks!
Interested! :)
interested
Just posted the link! See everyone on Sunday!
@natevanb630 EST sorry, forgot about daylight savings!
Interested! i would like to join the session!
EDT or EST?