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    SCOTT_LEBO Independent Tutor
    3 days ago

    Hi Amy,

    I can definitely help.

    The place I would start is by giving you a structured five-step process for approaching every question. That framework creates much greater consistency from question to question and gives us a clear way to build the individual skills the LSAT requires. Those skills include recognizing question types, finding the important parts of the passage, understanding the underlying reasoning, knowing what each question is asking you to accomplish, and learning the appropriate answer process for evaluating the answer choices.

    Once that framework is in place, scores usually begin to rise because the student is approaching every question through the same repeatable process instead of reinventing the wheel each time. It also makes it much easier to identify and target any remaining weaknesses so that your study time becomes much more productive.

    Since you're looking to meet multiple times a week, we'd also be able to build a very structured study plan between sessions, so you'd always know exactly what to work on and why. Also, I offer a very student-friendly, bulk-lesson discount. :)

    I'd love to set up a time to chat so I can learn a little more about your particular circumstances and to discuss how I'd approach your situation.

    Kind Regards,

    Scott

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