I think so. To be honest, I didn't even review mine that often (maybe once or twice after I had like 50 entries, and rarely after that because there were so many), but the main benefit for me was forcing myself to sit down and actually explain why the answer I picked was wrong, and why the correct answer was better. I think the process of doing that forced me to internalize the concepts better.
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Hey! I use this: https://www.reddit.com/r/LSAT/comments/1je90yl/guide_to_wrong_answer_journaling_with_a_google/
@KiranPoudel Thank you!
I use use this for my journal. Not sure if it will help. better than a spreadsheet imo
https://lsatwronganswerjournal.com
I have a template I can send you! Send me your email
@SPWinnie bnreg23@gmail.com
@BrianRegalado sent .
is it worth it to keep a WAJ? What do u think?
I think so. To be honest, I didn't even review mine that often (maybe once or twice after I had like 50 entries, and rarely after that because there were so many), but the main benefit for me was forcing myself to sit down and actually explain why the answer I picked was wrong, and why the correct answer was better. I think the process of doing that forced me to internalize the concepts better.