Self-paced
hey everyone!!
Quick question!
I finished my lessons on foundations and have moved on to logical reasoning section in my study plan. Im not sure if Im studying properly though...
During foundations I took notes and wrote down and then did the drills. However, since logical reasoning section doesn't really contain much information that I think I need to necessarily write down, what I do is I just practice all the questions on my own (even the ones that are uploaded just as a video I do the question first on my own and If I get the question wrong I watch the video lessons to see how it should've been solved and the methods used).
Does anybody else do it this way for this section on the study plan or do you guys have a different method to study/ am I doing it wrong?
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LR is definitely my strong suit, and that was the case even at the beginning of the studying process. With that being said, I did the first few lessons in exactly the way you are. I'm on the 'minimal' track, with a lot of the 'fast track' LR videos. I prefer to practice everything; I find that taking notes is often less useful than simply getting reps in with the various question types. The only things I think I'd say are good to write down and take notes on are the lessons on formal logic and diagramming. Formal logic and diagramming becomes much more complex in 5* questions, so make sure your base is strong.
It's up to you! Some people like writing stuff down, but you'll always have the lessons to refer back to. If you just want to read the information and move on to answering/reviewing, that's completely fine!