Not really the biggest fan of having tasks that are questions that you work through without the note, specifically breaking down each question type, and specifically giving identifiers and processes on how to work with them
I enjoy when I can try to answer the questions in the video myself before watching it completely. I like to be able to review my answer choices and understand why I got a potential question correct/incorrect.
I'm feeling good so far, getting frustrated when I get a question wrong and then reread the question in BR and know immediately what one is right. I still got a long way to go :/
I feel like I am just going through the lessons and not really comprehending what I am learning or doing. I am in the beginning stages but I am feeling hopeless.
@lolowoo1 You could try going back and start over from where you last understood. I had the same problem and reset where I was and it really helped me better understand it. I originally just kept pushing on and it just got more confusing.
Feel like I am getting into a flow state with these LR questions! The curriculum has helped me a lot, and the podcast has helped me too (shoutout Alex and Bailey)! I am truly enjoying my study time and can't wait to get to the PT part of my plan (after RC of course😭).
I like the course and getting a solid foundation on logical reasoning. But, if anyone has recommendations on how to review the daily content, I would appreciate any advice. My main concern is that I continue the course and forget the information.
Much better than my past courses. LSAT demon basically just tells you you’re dumb for not knowing the answers LOL I mean some of the logic helped for sure, but this breaks it down to where I can actually understand at like a low level and build up.
The study plan has been helping me so much with refreshing and learning new information. I’m excited to see what my pt score would be once I finish the curriculum.
This type of LR I'm not confident in. What's funny is that I've been getting 5/5 on the drills but my time was way over the suggestion, which I'm fine with. I guess I just need to keep practicing so that I gain my confidence. I would love to see how people are tackling the MSS questions.
I like the program. I think there are plenty of lessons that "could've been done in an email," instead of a 7-10 min vid, or multiple lessons squashed into one. THere's a lot of good. The conversational style of the lessons feels very welcoming.
I really like the sections where it breaks down how to better answer different question types. I just wish there was something that can help me improve my speed...maybe a timer?
Generally good, although from time to time I'll encounter a question that I just can't sort out in my head, and there isn't really a strong explanation, it just says something like "A is most supported, because insert premise from stim" but it doesn't break down the logic behind it.
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Not really the biggest fan of having tasks that are questions that you work through without the note, specifically breaking down each question type, and specifically giving identifiers and processes on how to work with them
I enjoy when I can try to answer the questions in the video myself before watching it completely. I like to be able to review my answer choices and understand why I got a potential question correct/incorrect.
I wish there was more work for MSS and Strengthen to help distinguish them. As I had struggled and wish MSS question types had more in depth detail.
I will say the videos that don’t let me answer on my own I do not like. I want to be able to try myself.
I am still feeling a bit of doubt... omg.. not getting anything 100% but I will continue !
@YasmineJohnson You will get there, keep practicing!
@alemo018 I really needed this today ! Thank you!
@YasmineJohnson of course, if there’s anything I have learned is that it takes time
Just got a 100% on the MSS drill test, first try!
Very Beneficial
It's fun
I'm feeling good so far, getting frustrated when I get a question wrong and then reread the question in BR and know immediately what one is right. I still got a long way to go :/
7sage ily
seeing progress but still a long way to go!
I feel like I am just going through the lessons and not really comprehending what I am learning or doing. I am in the beginning stages but I am feeling hopeless.
@SaffieJanko Keep going! LSAT is a marathon, not a sprint!
I feel like I've stopped actually understanding things a while back. Like things stopped connecting and I havent really been able to fix it.
@lolowoo1 You could try going back and start over from where you last understood. I had the same problem and reset where I was and it really helped me better understand it. I originally just kept pushing on and it just got more confusing.
Feel like I am getting into a flow state with these LR questions! The curriculum has helped me a lot, and the podcast has helped me too (shoutout Alex and Bailey)! I am truly enjoying my study time and can't wait to get to the PT part of my plan (after RC of course😭).
How often do you think we should be taking PTs? Once a month? Once a week? I haven't taken a PT since my diagnostic so I'm just wondering.
@SeanWolfe I have this question too!!
@SeanWolfe When are you planning on taking your LSAT? I have a similar question as i just registered for August
@Katrina.chaf I read that you should at least take 10 before you sit for the real exam!
I like the course and getting a solid foundation on logical reasoning. But, if anyone has recommendations on how to review the daily content, I would appreciate any advice. My main concern is that I continue the course and forget the information.
@SofiaFuentes I agree with you as I have a similar concern
Much better than my past courses. LSAT demon basically just tells you you’re dumb for not knowing the answers LOL I mean some of the logic helped for sure, but this breaks it down to where I can actually understand at like a low level and build up.
The study plan has been helping me so much with refreshing and learning new information. I’m excited to see what my pt score would be once I finish the curriculum.
This type of LR I'm not confident in. What's funny is that I've been getting 5/5 on the drills but my time was way over the suggestion, which I'm fine with. I guess I just need to keep practicing so that I gain my confidence. I would love to see how people are tackling the MSS questions.
I like the program. I think there are plenty of lessons that "could've been done in an email," instead of a 7-10 min vid, or multiple lessons squashed into one. THere's a lot of good. The conversational style of the lessons feels very welcoming.
really wish paper PTs had a way to blind review #feedback
I'd like a section on answer types, including trick cookie-cutter answer types.
I wish every lesson has a video attatched!
I really like the sections where it breaks down how to better answer different question types. I just wish there was something that can help me improve my speed...maybe a timer?
Generally good, although from time to time I'll encounter a question that I just can't sort out in my head, and there isn't really a strong explanation, it just says something like "A is most supported, because insert premise from stim" but it doesn't break down the logic behind it.