I love the humor on these lessons kevin is great. I deadass laughed out loud when he said "maybe you insulted him on not knowing the difference between ness and stuff conditions. Great stuff keep it up kev
I've found that focusing on finding the author's A.R.E. [A - argument; R - reasoning; and E - evidence] is helpful in single-position passages. Since you don't have to focus on other perspectives, you can just focus solely on the author's opinion. Its also helpful to assign one out of the three highlighter colors to highlight each of the three categories when going through the passage the first time.
How is the sentence "there is no point in revealing xyz" not considered an authors opinion/perspective? Whose opinion is that? Can someone pls explain? #help
A great example of stealing thunder is Eminem at the very end of 8 Mile- stole the thunder from his opponent by rapping about himself which left his opponent speechless lol
Don't know if anyone else thinks this, but I would appreciate most of these lecture content to stay within the earlier PTs. I would rather not use these up for drills/practices and not be able to complete the recent PTs in timed conditions. These lectures are great though, thanks for the upload! #feedback
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The author says "while there is no point in revealing a weakness, some lawyers think..."
Is that not author opinion?
They can steal my thunder, but they can't steal my thunder thighs...
Just for reference, he used over a minute more time on the first paragraph than is recommended for the whole passage.
I love the humor on these lessons kevin is great. I deadass laughed out loud when he said "maybe you insulted him on not knowing the difference between ness and stuff conditions. Great stuff keep it up kev
8 mile technique
I've found that focusing on finding the author's A.R.E. [A - argument; R - reasoning; and E - evidence] is helpful in single-position passages. Since you don't have to focus on other perspectives, you can just focus solely on the author's opinion. Its also helpful to assign one out of the three highlighter colors to highlight each of the three categories when going through the passage the first time.
Are you guys writing out your low res summary or just keeping track of it in your head?
Ngl I'm with the defendant on this one if someone accused me of sufficiency-necessity confusion I'd go feral
How is the sentence "there is no point in revealing xyz" not considered an authors opinion/perspective? Whose opinion is that? Can someone pls explain? #help
Do you recommend reading the passage and attempting the questions before doing the videos? Or just using the videos? #help
A great example of stealing thunder is Eminem at the very end of 8 Mile- stole the thunder from his opponent by rapping about himself which left his opponent speechless lol
Don't know if anyone else thinks this, but I would appreciate most of these lecture content to stay within the earlier PTs. I would rather not use these up for drills/practices and not be able to complete the recent PTs in timed conditions. These lectures are great though, thanks for the upload! #feedback