#feedback the dark mode setting inverts colors on video lessons, which is usually fine because they're just black and white text, but it has the side effect of making these videos look nightmarish, as the humans in these videos have their colors inverted.
I love everything about these. I love the focus on everyday people who overcame a lot of the same issues that we new test takers go through, and became giant's of wordsmithing and language.
Honestly, these tips are usually a reiteration of what has already been said in the curriculum, but they may be a helpful reiteration to some. I enjoyed the short video about Eschylus after the Greek Drama passage - it was just a short moment when I could forget about the LSAT and still learn about something interesting. It forces a mental break, which is admirable for those who are going through this curriculum for hours on end.
Yes, I love these lessons. It is best for me to think of how a top scorer thinks, & characteristics needed that bring top scorers to law school. I also like having multiple students. I feel more comfortable when others have similar issues, & hearing about the solutions.
I prefer the breaks that provide little fun facts/expand on the RC passages. It makes the stories stick more and even though the point of this studying isn't to learn new info, I'll def remember the turtle more than the actual argument from the Aeschylus passage.
I like these! It's useful to hear personal stories and some strategies that have worked (highlighting selectively definitely resonated :-)). The length was also good for a quick break.
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Love these!! It's super helpful and motivating to know that high scorers had struggles and pushed through!
#feedback the dark mode setting inverts colors on video lessons, which is usually fine because they're just black and white text, but it has the side effect of making these videos look nightmarish, as the humans in these videos have their colors inverted.
@calebjamesthayer currently studying at 10:30pm in a library, and I burst out laughing after reading your comment.
Love these and hope to keep seeing them! They help with maintaining hope and optimism and provide a nice break from the other lessons.
omg are his eyes diff colors? thats so dope
I love everything about these. I love the focus on everyday people who overcame a lot of the same issues that we new test takers go through, and became giant's of wordsmithing and language.
Honestly, these tips are usually a reiteration of what has already been said in the curriculum, but they may be a helpful reiteration to some. I enjoyed the short video about Eschylus after the Greek Drama passage - it was just a short moment when I could forget about the LSAT and still learn about something interesting. It forces a mental break, which is admirable for those who are going through this curriculum for hours on end.
Oops - the next lesson is just that...
bro is beautiful
my lr training has flown really well into rc... i feel like i already have developed many of the habits necessary for rc
I think these are great. A calm voice of reassurance can be very motivating and helpful to people who tend to get really anxious about their progress.
I really like these videos. they help a lot when I feel unmotivated or that I am not good enough when studying
I think these motivation breaks are extremely helpful, please make more of these!
I really liked this video. :)
I think these motivation breaks really help. Would love to have more!
i find these too staged to be motivational, i stopped watching at one minute
@Marperch how would they ever not be staged? should JY / Kevin start camping outside test centers on Test Day?
I enjoy these 'motivation breaks' and hope you place more in the LR core curriculum.
Encouragement is always a good thing!!!
#more of these video tips or more ice breaker
More of these videos with tips would definitely be nice, especially in LR
This was needed! :)
Do not watch the video on Nightmode
HAHAHA. i changed it just to see
Loving the curriculum. The way it's being taught is sticking with me. Thank you
Yes, I love these lessons. It is best for me to think of how a top scorer thinks, & characteristics needed that bring top scorers to law school. I also like having multiple students. I feel more comfortable when others have similar issues, & hearing about the solutions.
I prefer the breaks that provide little fun facts/expand on the RC passages. It makes the stories stick more and even though the point of this studying isn't to learn new info, I'll def remember the turtle more than the actual argument from the Aeschylus passage.
I like these! It's useful to hear personal stories and some strategies that have worked (highlighting selectively definitely resonated :-)). The length was also good for a quick break.
These videos help me get in the right mind space! :)