Overall, I like the curriculum. Since this is all new to me, I do struggle understanding topics and on the drills I am struggling. I have been doing 5 questions and do not go above a 60%. At times, I feel defeated because I'm not improving but then the question within lesson I get it right.
I am loving 7sage so far. I almost went with LSAT demon but the explanation videos were terrible. The LSAT demon videos barley discuss wrong answers, barley explain correct ones, and are broken down via a camera and whiteboard from 2010. Overall I am happy I went with 7sage. Foundations might be boring but at least they are proven to be helpful.
So far, the questions have been too easy. I'm not sure if that's just because I'm still in the early portion of the core curriculum, but it might be good to have some more challenging questions.
Are some of the lessons changing? I feel like the comments for the Drill MSS questions were off. Where we not given a set of 5 questions? The comments are discussing other questions....
#feedback. I can't find a way to go back to comments once someone replies to them. clicking the notification bell just takes me to the section where I commented, not the comment and the replies itself
maybe put more you try's with different difficulty levels before the drills i find I do well in you try but then the drill is not as similar to what I was practicing #feedback
#feedback 7Sage has been super helpful in my study so far. I process information much faster after going through the fundamentals course (which I highly recommend not skipping). I get many questions correct during drilling and the Youtry modules. My biggest hurdle right now is myself. I make assumptions reading value judgments into the stimulus, missing keywords in the question stem, and during my blind review, change my answers to wrong ones. Confidence and overthinking are the problem. However, the best antidote is more practice to compensate for the lack of confidence. Any other tips for building mental toughness when it comes to these questions to counter overthought? Is time something to disregard for the sake of comprehension of q stem and stimulus?
#feedback I think it is really important that 7sage in the future is clear about which practice tests are used throughout the core curriculum for its "you try" and explanation questions. Some of them are from more recent tests which is annoying if you want to use those tests for clean PTs. For example, why use PrepTest 143 - Section 4 - Question 03 for lesson 2 of Most Strongly Supported Questions in the curriculum. Why not use a question from an older test. That is a pretty recent test and should be reserved for PTs. This means there are fewer PTs for students to use to gauge their true ability. If you need to use more recent questions then it should be clear which tests are being used and isolate the curriculum problems to just those few tests so that we don't waste valuable tests.
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I just got my first 100% on a drill with no blind review needed!
Overall, I like the curriculum. Since this is all new to me, I do struggle understanding topics and on the drills I am struggling. I have been doing 5 questions and do not go above a 60%. At times, I feel defeated because I'm not improving but then the question within lesson I get it right.
0/5
I got an 4/5 after my blind review so I'm not mad at it
after the most recent drill I feel really defeated with MC and MSS :(
I am loving 7sage so far. I almost went with LSAT demon but the explanation videos were terrible. The LSAT demon videos barley discuss wrong answers, barley explain correct ones, and are broken down via a camera and whiteboard from 2010. Overall I am happy I went with 7sage. Foundations might be boring but at least they are proven to be helpful.
So far, the questions have been too easy. I'm not sure if that's just because I'm still in the early portion of the core curriculum, but it might be good to have some more challenging questions.
the LSAT makes me wonder if I'm cut out to be a lawyer LMAO (mainly bc I hate taking tests) but so far I see improvement! #iamscaredofthelsat
Are some of the lessons changing? I feel like the comments for the Drill MSS questions were off. Where we not given a set of 5 questions? The comments are discussing other questions....
feeling a bit better so far about the material
stop using bright colors on white background, that is day one stuff. Hurt eyes!
videos please :( i miss them
#feedback. I can't find a way to go back to comments once someone replies to them. clicking the notification bell just takes me to the section where I commented, not the comment and the replies itself
Im just getting more and more stressed as I go. #theLSATisscary
Not going well. But I guess it’s just because I’m dumb
Need more videos for logical reasoning#feedback. Provide more examples with really difficult questions#feedback
The drill questions should start off easy but build up the intensity so towards the end of the module it can be the level 5 questions.
maybe put more you try's with different difficulty levels before the drills i find I do well in you try but then the drill is not as similar to what I was practicing #feedback
:) studying at work... Shhhh
more videos for logical reasoning lessons
crying
Having fun while learning the LSAT!
#feedback 7Sage has been super helpful in my study so far. I process information much faster after going through the fundamentals course (which I highly recommend not skipping). I get many questions correct during drilling and the Youtry modules. My biggest hurdle right now is myself. I make assumptions reading value judgments into the stimulus, missing keywords in the question stem, and during my blind review, change my answers to wrong ones. Confidence and overthinking are the problem. However, the best antidote is more practice to compensate for the lack of confidence. Any other tips for building mental toughness when it comes to these questions to counter overthought? Is time something to disregard for the sake of comprehension of q stem and stimulus?
#feedback please please incorporate the option to have an AI read the articles for you for lessons that are text based.
#feedback I think it is really important that 7sage in the future is clear about which practice tests are used throughout the core curriculum for its "you try" and explanation questions. Some of them are from more recent tests which is annoying if you want to use those tests for clean PTs. For example, why use PrepTest 143 - Section 4 - Question 03 for lesson 2 of Most Strongly Supported Questions in the curriculum. Why not use a question from an older test. That is a pretty recent test and should be reserved for PTs. This means there are fewer PTs for students to use to gauge their true ability. If you need to use more recent questions then it should be clear which tests are being used and isolate the curriculum problems to just those few tests so that we don't waste valuable tests.