On topics I know little about, like tragic dramas, it helps if I can "compare" or liken the argument to something I do know about. So, for this particular stimulus, it was really easy to think of Lesky's "middle ground" perspective as similar to one many Christian's hold (myself included) when considering human freewill vs. God's sovereignty over our lives... There is a tension there. Personally it was much easier for me to think in those terms since my brain is more familiar with that kind of "argument" and language than in mythological ancient writings. It made understanding and retaining the facts of this passage super simple!
AL disagrees with AR and BS's views and uses A's Aga play as an example to show that tragedy arises out of the interplaying of both the self and godly forces
(2) identify different perspectives and the author’s attitude
AL's perspective is identified her, and authors perspective is neutral.
Where are you supposed to write these short rez summaries on the actual LSAT? or are you just supposed to remember them in your hread- of so how are u supposed to remember
With such dry material, the dark humor in the explanation videos is needed! My mind wanders, then I crack a smile from hearing a dark comment. #gottakeepgoing
Is there any benefit in studying the passage styles (like the Miro Board)? Or just using it as a guide to the best of your memory and solely ingrain the 'reading process'.
I really like that 7sage put the full unaltered RC paragraph in the text portion. It is easier to take notes since I am able to copy the text into my notebook and mark it up!
anyone else trying to cram all of these new lessons before next week lol
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On topics I know little about, like tragic dramas, it helps if I can "compare" or liken the argument to something I do know about. So, for this particular stimulus, it was really easy to think of Lesky's "middle ground" perspective as similar to one many Christian's hold (myself included) when considering human freewill vs. God's sovereignty over our lives... There is a tension there. Personally it was much easier for me to think in those terms since my brain is more familiar with that kind of "argument" and language than in mythological ancient writings. It made understanding and retaining the facts of this passage super simple!
(1) make a low-resolution summary
AL disagrees with AR and BS's views and uses A's Aga play as an example to show that tragedy arises out of the interplaying of both the self and godly forces
(2) identify different perspectives and the author’s attitude
AL's perspective is identified her, and authors perspective is neutral.
(3) predict the direction of the next paragraph.
the author might present their pinion finally.
Is it worth it to do the reading curriculum if I consistently get -1 to -4 from the start of my studying?
the hidden scholars are funny to me 😂 like bro, why are u hiding?...
Where are you supposed to write these short rez summaries on the actual LSAT? or are you just supposed to remember them in your hread- of so how are u supposed to remember
Agamemnon is such a fun name to say
It is what it is.
With such dry material, the dark humor in the explanation videos is needed! My mind wanders, then I crack a smile from hearing a dark comment. #gottakeepgoing
Is there any benefit in studying the passage styles (like the Miro Board)? Or just using it as a guide to the best of your memory and solely ingrain the 'reading process'.
How do you stay focused and glued to the passage? Even during these breakdowns my mind drifts
I really like that 7sage put the full unaltered RC paragraph in the text portion. It is easier to take notes since I am able to copy the text into my notebook and mark it up!
Is skipping over dashes to get he core of a sentence always a good idea? when should you or should not do it?
anyone else trying to cram all of these new lessons before next week lol