#feedback - Just a random idea. It would be cool to have a little template space either on the module or maybe even a template in the notes to use for the passage style, low res summary, different perspectives etc.
I know I could use the notes section, and that in timed situations we wouldn't actually write it but just wanted to throw it out there since I think it could be helpful early on when learning and trying to keep track of my thoughts.
I found this passage easy because I could visualize it, whereas the last one was harder for me to even process. The LSAT is really messing with my emotions—I actually cried realizing that I’m not a complete idiot LOL.
Unironically, I actually love this debate about this specific property of glass.
Here's an interesting video that got me interested in this topic when the video first came out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6wuh0NRG1s&ab_channel=Veritasium
I read the passage before I watched the video. I had the idea of what the passage talked about but the different voices and the connection to each other was not something I saw clearly at first. I am having difficulty understanding where and how the author portrays its voice in the paragraph.
Hi Kevin, You picked up on the keyword of the author's perspective (Myth). In a timed situation how would you be able to discern that from background context? Also wanted to ask how were able to come up with the example of cheese and given the point in the video where you stopped and made that analogy, hypothetically, had there been a change in the passage that made your example incompatible (per say) how would you respond to that? Thanks again for making these videos!
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#feedback It would be helpful to have a line-by-line breakdown in the written lesson
I am having a hard time distinguishing between context and the authors opinion.... But I guess it comes down to discriptive language
#feedback: - How should we "insert paragraph breaks" with the highlighting that is available to us?
For some reason, I was given this passage in the Drill section for the Single Position Drill.
#feedback - Just a random idea. It would be cool to have a little template space either on the module or maybe even a template in the notes to use for the passage style, low res summary, different perspectives etc.
I know I could use the notes section, and that in timed situations we wouldn't actually write it but just wanted to throw it out there since I think it could be helpful early on when learning and trying to keep track of my thoughts.
Im waiting for my watching grass grow passage
I found this passage easy because I could visualize it, whereas the last one was harder for me to even process. The LSAT is really messing with my emotions—I actually cried realizing that I’m not a complete idiot LOL.
Unironically, I actually love this debate about this specific property of glass.
Here's an interesting video that got me interested in this topic when the video first came out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6wuh0NRG1s&ab_channel=Veritasium
Is he being sarcastic about him being excited about this topic? /ns
omg literally a passage about glass melting how boring can they get
I read the passage before I watched the video. I had the idea of what the passage talked about but the different voices and the connection to each other was not something I saw clearly at first. I am having difficulty understanding where and how the author portrays its voice in the paragraph.
Hi Kevin, You picked up on the keyword of the author's perspective (Myth). In a timed situation how would you be able to discern that from background context? Also wanted to ask how were able to come up with the example of cheese and given the point in the video where you stopped and made that analogy, hypothetically, had there been a change in the passage that made your example incompatible (per say) how would you respond to that? Thanks again for making these videos!