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Check the post made before yours on tutoring marketplace. I think he specifies that he can help people in 150s trying to get into 160s
Good luck!!
@MichelleGukhman Yes I have only tried it so far under timed conditions! My RC score and understanding of passages improved when I started doing it that way. Hopefully it can also help you as well!!
The way I helped myself become an active reader was to act like I was teaching the information to someone else. So I would read it and use hand movements or expressions. Kind of weird, but it definitely helped me begin to understand reading the passage on first try
Theo is very helpful! I am currently doing tutor sessions with him and he is patient with me and helps understand how to answer problems better. Would definitely recommend!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKzTK1m6m7Y
This video talks about phen-hypo!
There should be an arrow to the right of "adaptive drill" on the homepage. It lets you select RC for drilling
I would stick with the plan they have set out! The foundations are very important - I would suggest focusing on that and taking notes. Once you get past it and into the question type modules, it will have lessons and drills for you to practice with after each lesson. It may seem like the foundation takes forever but it is VERY important and will making drilling/answering questions easier
I am in the same situation. I watched a video from the "LR Fast Track" in the lesson library and it helped a lot. I would review those videos and the conditional logic one and see if it helps any. Good luck!!!
Hey don't be so hard on yourself! I am taking it for a fourth time and my highest so far is a 149. You are definitely not alone. If you'd like, you can DM me and we can study together or exchange ideas about studying/drilling.
Hi everyone! Does anyone have availability for an extra client? My goal score is 155-160, and my last PT was 150. I have been studying for a while... I am just not sure what I am not understanding. I am open to scheduling a meeting to discuss further (pricing, schedule, etc).
I would be grateful for any help.
What helped me was drilling questions untimed, as well as doing practice sections untimed. Deeply review what was missed and do not move on until you truly understand it and understand why each AC was wrong/right. Once you begin to recognize the patterns used or how certain questions are answered, it will get easier to transfer into timed sections. Good luck!!!! Feel free to dm if you'd like to discuss more about it (: