5/5 on the practice questions. I definitely feel that I am improving but still need a lot of work. I started off not knowing anything about the LSAT to beginning to understand many of its important concepts!!
I took it again and got them right. I feel intimidated in the first place and also scared of the timing. I think that’s my problem. If am given enough time I could really do well
I think incorporating more drills based on where we are in the CC would be beneficial. Then, as we move through the CC, create drills that test what we are currently learning and also include questions that cover prior topics, so they compound and test our understanding of past concepts over time.
5/5 on all the example questions. Feeling really good ending the day. If anyone is in Chicago or wants to be virtual study buddies, please let me know!
Went 5/5 on all examples. I am not hitting the time, but I am not worried about timing right now. I am worried now, about accuracy, reading the question, understanding, and understanding the answer choices. This is the start, so I shouldn't be worried about timing right now.
Accuracy and understanding will naturally increase my speed. Focusing on speed first won't affect my accuracy in getting these questions right.
Missed one out of all the practice questions, and find the conclusion, premise, context and concession drills. Shouldn't have missed one but I'm not upset. Looking forward to the next section of the curriculum.
if we're counting all 5 examples 4/5. So we're doing pretty good.
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Really loving the videos
5/5 on the practice questions. I definitely feel that I am improving but still need a lot of work. I started off not knowing anything about the LSAT to beginning to understand many of its important concepts!!
I took it again and got them right. I feel intimidated in the first place and also scared of the timing. I think that’s my problem. If am given enough time I could really do well
3/5 but definitely feeling better with my development skills!
4/4 on the questions, feeling confident about the module learned
4/5 on the example questions. Feeling good about my progress and also realizing the step by step is the best way for me to learn the material.
I think incorporating more drills based on where we are in the CC would be beneficial. Then, as we move through the CC, create drills that test what we are currently learning and also include questions that cover prior topics, so they compound and test our understanding of past concepts over time.
Feeling good after today's study session but I need to lock in this semester!
5/5 on all the example questions. Feeling really good ending the day. If anyone is in Chicago or wants to be virtual study buddies, please let me know!
Im feeling really good!
I went 5/5! But like others all of them were over time.
Went 5/5 on all examples. I am not hitting the time, but I am not worried about timing right now. I am worried now, about accuracy, reading the question, understanding, and understanding the answer choices. This is the start, so I shouldn't be worried about timing right now.
Accuracy and understanding will naturally increase my speed. Focusing on speed first won't affect my accuracy in getting these questions right.
Went 4/5 on all the examples. I am still not hitting the time I want, but it is a good start.
Missed one out of all the practice questions, and find the conclusion, premise, context and concession drills. Shouldn't have missed one but I'm not upset. Looking forward to the next section of the curriculum.
Aced all of the examples. Trying not to let that instill false confidence in me lol
Got 4/5 on all examples. Missed the first one but learned from what I did wrong and used that to get the rest of them right.
Missed one question.
4/5 for all examples, the second question in the previous lesson was the one I got wrong!
4/5 for all examples
4/5
i got 0/3 :/
Went 4/5 on the LSAT questions.
Are there videos explaining the answers to the 3 questions?
1/3 on questions. In retrospect I see my mistakes. Onward and upward I guess
if we're counting all 5 examples 4/5. So we're doing pretty good.