I would practice just doing the low-res in your mind. Typically it takes a bit too long to write things down. However, some people do have success with writing. As long as you practice writing only a few words or short phrases, that should be OK.
Most high scorers will make the low res purely mentally -- no notes or scratch paper necessary. Some will find jotting down a few words for each paragraph useful, though. This may be something you should experiment with.
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copowations
"the complete lack of bidets in our toilets"
its facts tho what are we doing
Should I be writing down my low res summary on scratch paper during the LSAT?
I have the same question!
Thank you so much for your quick reply, Kevin!
I would practice just doing the low-res in your mind. Typically it takes a bit too long to write things down. However, some people do have success with writing. As long as you practice writing only a few words or short phrases, that should be OK.
the first POV is based
Reading this days after the UH CEO passing is gold
I went straight to the comment section lol
I too blame big pharma for the utter lack of bidets in society
Should we get in the habit of making sure the low-res summaries include each perspective?
Yes! The different perspectives are the most important part of each paragraph.
i was thinking how we can make the low res during the exam? shall we take it down on our draft paper?
Most high scorers will make the low res purely mentally -- no notes or scratch paper necessary. Some will find jotting down a few words for each paragraph useful, though. This may be something you should experiment with.
Okay I see. Thanks, Kevin!
The grammar and the word choice here already imply the author's attitude but I guess I'll have to read on to make sure I'm right haha
"The complete lack of bidets in our toilets!" LOL
Here's my low res: corporation debate; moral vs economic