The way I moved my score from a 150 to like an average 165ish when I do it now (still learning some stuff) is by starting with literally writing premise -> conclusion for every question I do. It makes the passage a lot more digestible. if you have issues after that then it may be to a lack of understanding of the LSAT itself, in terms of what it's asking or what the AC are saying. But I would start there.
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The way I moved my score from a 150 to like an average 165ish when I do it now (still learning some stuff) is by starting with literally writing premise -> conclusion for every question I do. It makes the passage a lot more digestible. if you have issues after that then it may be to a lack of understanding of the LSAT itself, in terms of what it's asking or what the AC are saying. But I would start there.