Looking for feedback/advice/other's experiences with creating a law school resume, as an older applicant.

From what I've researched, most schools are happy to see "relevant" work experience AND the various jobs/part-time jobs you've had along the way--within reason.

I've worked as a server, nanny, barista, etc....in addition to my more recent professional roles. When listing these jobs, is it important to include each one for "timeline" sake or would it be preferable to list a more general section like "Server, 2018-Present" and briefly outline what that looked like.

Alternatively, should this be left off the resume entirely and simply included under the "work history" portion of each school's application?

Any and all feedback welcome!

Looking for tips regarding a significant area holding me back. I feel like I have a pretty good understanding of Conditional Reasoning, and when I drill questions untimed or on Blind Review I almost always get 100%. Then in timed conditions, I can't achieve even close to those results. I feel like the only way I can answer these questions is with an abundance of time. What has worked for people in this situation? I usually diagram, but again--that leaves even less time. Would love any and all tips.