I've been teaching and tutoring the LSAT since 2002, and have extensive experience in designing, building, and revising LSAT courses - I know the test inside and out, and have worked with students at all levels and target scores.
My approach is based on working smarter, not harder. For RC, this means remembering it's an open book test, not a pop quiz. Instead of trying to memorize every detail, focus on the big picture overview, then use this to then correlate the language in the questions to where the answers will come from. For LR, this means having a consistent approach for each question type - what do we look for in the stimulus? Do we predict? What kind of language do we want in the answer choice? Can we go outside the scope? How do we "double check" an answer to make sure it fits?
I have some openings for the rest of the fall and winter, and am currently offering a half price first session - two hours for the one hour rate. I generally schedule between noon and 6 pm Eastern Tues-Sat but do sometimes make later times available if needed. If you're interested in getting more information or scheduling a meeting (I also offer a free phone consultation of up to 30 minutes for any questions you might have) please message me!
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Hello, i am interested
@Shukrana Thanks! If you can send me a message with your email I'll send you more info. Thank you!
Messaging you!
What is your rate ?
@nataliacastaner My base rate is $100/hour but I do offer a discount if the session is prepaid a week in advance.