Hi everyone I just recently came back to studying for the LSAT again, and I tried the new AI feature after reviewing a drill. It told me this:
"Since this was an untimed drill (Unlimited), I recommend skipping Blind Review for future untimed practices. Without a timer, your first pass is already your untimed best! You can just submit the drill and go straight into reviewing your incorrect answers."
I've always done BR for everything, and I never realized that what the AI said is kinda true. Do other people also skip BR for untimed drills? Is it more helpful to skip BR to tackle more drills or do you still do BR because it is more helpful that way?
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For both untimed and timed drills I try not to spend too much time on BR, I spend the most time deeply reviewing why I got an answer wrong and how I can stop making that mistake. For a level 5 difficulty question I usually spend 30 min - 1 hour really deeply reviewing what the premise/conclusion is, why were the other ACs attractive to me, and why was the correct AC the only right answer. This has helped me learn and improve the most.
I skip the BR for untimed because the BR is meant to be a second look at questions without the stress of time. So, because it's already untimed, the time factor isn't a hindrance.