What are some recommendations of websites or places where I can find some readings I should look at? Would love to deepen and strengthen my reading knowledge!
At the 4:05 mark in this video, Kevin mentions the search box feature. He says he will cover the search box in future passage explanations - but I went through the reading comp. curriculum and I do not recall any time he references the search box. Can someone please let me know where he references this again? #help #feedback
@wheatproducts I believe I might discuss it in connection with a few of the "Stated" questions. But the most important aspect of using the search box is to not search for the entire word, but just the first few letters, so you're more likely to catch variations on the word. Instead of looking for "intrusion" it's better to look for "intrud" so you can catch "intrude" or "intruded" or "intrudes." In addition, you always have to keep in mind that the LSAT often uses synonyms. So you can't always assume that if you don't find see any results from a search that the thing you're looking for isn't there.
I recommend reading Marx's Capital. Not only will RC feel like Dr Seuss in comparison, you'll know a heckuva lot more about how the economy really works.
#feedback This is a wonderful introduction and I appreciate the explanations of the structure of the module and the test layout. I think this intro is really helpful in preparing many people for success in 7sage's RC lessons and the test. Providing the context of how each lesson is set out will better allow me and others to learn in context as opposed to trying to apply context after the fact. Unlike leaning in context, applying context after the fact is confusing, time consuming, and often ineffective.
Is every test guaranteed to only have one scored and one unscored Reading Comprehension section? I thought the unscored section could also be Logical Reasoning.
IMPORTANT: Each RC lesson that uses a real RC question now has a "Quickview" button at the top! So anyone who wants to look at the question first before the video breakdown should click that button for every lesson.
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Just wanted to take a second to acknowledge how much the UI has improved!
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is it bad to take a break from studying LR and coming to RC??
@KayleeMurray Yes
What are some recommendations of websites or places where I can find some readings I should look at? Would love to deepen and strengthen my reading knowledge!
Can I just say: Kevin rocks!!! I've loved his explanations so far, and I'm actually excited for this section now
Great introduction - I can already tell how wonderfully comprehensive the RC lessons will be and looking forward to it :)
At the 4:05 mark in this video, Kevin mentions the search box feature. He says he will cover the search box in future passage explanations - but I went through the reading comp. curriculum and I do not recall any time he references the search box. Can someone please let me know where he references this again? #help #feedback
@wheatproducts I believe I might discuss it in connection with a few of the "Stated" questions. But the most important aspect of using the search box is to not search for the entire word, but just the first few letters, so you're more likely to catch variations on the word. Instead of looking for "intrusion" it's better to look for "intrud" so you can catch "intrude" or "intruded" or "intrudes." In addition, you always have to keep in mind that the LSAT often uses synonyms. So you can't always assume that if you don't find see any results from a search that the thing you're looking for isn't there.
@Kevin_Lin Thank you so much for response. This was SO helpful!!!
just subscribed to The Economist thank u
@vivi 25 bones a month for a subscription is kinda steep idk
@RaymanMartinez I got a student discount!!:)
I recommend reading Marx's Capital. Not only will RC feel like Dr Seuss in comparison, you'll know a heckuva lot more about how the economy really works.
@j_dubya_d Most communists I've met haven't read Capital lol. Capital is an EXTREMELY laborious read. Good luck to anyone taking it on.
@MPFerrari There is a new translation of Vol 1 and it isn't difficult to read at all. I don't think reading Marx is like reading Hegel.
its getting real..... gulp getting into RC.... phew we got this besties
Taking the LSAT for the 2nd time this June lol, locked in
im so nervous
makes two of us lol
3 of us now
LSAT September 2025 lets go! Praying for my 170+
Good luck.
I'm aiming for August but might do September to give myself more runway
#feedback Please add subtitles back for this video! I turned cc on but still I didn't see any subtitles for this video
@linjingyujd23 me too, I can’t find the CC
#feedback had trouble with the CC. They were turned on but no wording was popping up on my screen
#feedback The lesson time is stated to be 8 minutes, but the video is over 11 minutes long
#feedback captions are not working on this video! i would really appreciate captions added or a transcript be made available. thanks!
#feedback This is a wonderful introduction and I appreciate the explanations of the structure of the module and the test layout. I think this intro is really helpful in preparing many people for success in 7sage's RC lessons and the test. Providing the context of how each lesson is set out will better allow me and others to learn in context as opposed to trying to apply context after the fact. Unlike leaning in context, applying context after the fact is confusing, time consuming, and often ineffective.
#feedback i think closed captions are missing on this video
Is every test guaranteed to only have one scored and one unscored Reading Comprehension section? I thought the unscored section could also be Logical Reasoning.
Nevermind. I jumped to a conclusion -- lol
IMPORTANT: Each RC lesson that uses a real RC question now has a "Quickview" button at the top! So anyone who wants to look at the question first before the video breakdown should click that button for every lesson.
start doing practice tic text after PT 121
This is so helpful! Feeling like I might actually be able to improve my RC Score :')