Another Question: I have extra time on my test. With this extra time is it worth it to then write these down? Obviously for me the extra time is largely due to ADHD and just struggling to sit and remember things but does that mean my timing strategy should focus on making better notes?
Edit: when I say timing strategy I mean for the additional time (I get 70 min not 35 per passage) what would be the most optimal use of that extra 35 min?
Hi Kevin! Thank you for your lesson. I have a quick question - should we also write down the main point while taking the test timed? Or, is this something we keep note of in our head?
This course is such a godsend. I’ve been in so many LSAT programs and none nearly broke it down as comprehensively and methodically as this. I thought it was me but it was the lack of a well-developed curriculum. This is great.
hi Kevin, when you say we have to revisit the low res passage and revisit the text, do you do that in the 3.5 min? Or is the first read 3.5? or the whole thing (read and questions)?Thanks
Do you recommend reading the questions first and then reading the text? I just remember this is what they would always teach us when doing state standardized tests to have an idea of what to look for.
Kevin I am just going to say I really like your voice and delivery cadence. No offense to JY but you have a more clear and concise way of covering material. I really appreciate it.
Anyone else cramming for their Wednesday test hahahaah! Taking it again in September, so I will be sure to get these lessons done before then.
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Another Question: I have extra time on my test. With this extra time is it worth it to then write these down? Obviously for me the extra time is largely due to ADHD and just struggling to sit and remember things but does that mean my timing strategy should focus on making better notes?
Edit: when I say timing strategy I mean for the additional time (I get 70 min not 35 per passage) what would be the most optimal use of that extra 35 min?
Should I write those low res summary down when reading, or should I try to keep track of them in my mind?
Hi Kevin! Thank you for your lesson. I have a quick question - should we also write down the main point while taking the test timed? Or, is this something we keep note of in our head?
This course is such a godsend. I’ve been in so many LSAT programs and none nearly broke it down as comprehensively and methodically as this. I thought it was me but it was the lack of a well-developed curriculum. This is great.
hi Kevin, when you say we have to revisit the low res passage and revisit the text, do you do that in the 3.5 min? Or is the first read 3.5? or the whole thing (read and questions)?Thanks
On the actual test is it possible to highlight the text and write in the margins?
Hi Kevin! Thank you for your lessons! A few quick Qs for you:
- Is this more of a drill or should we be making low res summaries on the actual LSAT too?
- And about how long should we aim to spend on the summaries?
-And then how long on actually reading the passage?
Do you recommend reading the questions first and then reading the text? I just remember this is what they would always teach us when doing state standardized tests to have an idea of what to look for.
Kevin I am just going to say I really like your voice and delivery cadence. No offense to JY but you have a more clear and concise way of covering material. I really appreciate it.
how can we write our low rez summaries effectively during the test? does the software allow for that?
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so hard to find these passages interesting I zoned out several times. fml
Anyone else cramming for their Wednesday test hahahaah! Taking it again in September, so I will be sure to get these lessons done before then.