Self-study
Hi all, we just launched Study Room!
They are voice chat rooms with screenshare, like in Discord so you can drill and study together!
This is in beta. There are bugs so please be patient with us, thank you!
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Discussions
J.Y.Ping
Sunday, Mar 01
@180-Energy No, you don't. It would be worthwhile to review (blind or not) to see if there was a faster or shorter path to the correct answer.
J.Y.Ping
Saturday, Feb 28
This is totally normal! I noticed that you're not Blind Reviewing. That's something I'd recommend.
J.Y.Ping
Edited Saturday, Feb 28
Hey, I know it's frustrating not to see improvement in your PT scores. I took a quick look at your analytics. You're at the very beginning of this! The first thing I would recommend is to actually do Blind Review. The instructors (including me) can make the questions seem easier or harder than they actually are. But that's part of teaching. We want you to be able to see the question from different angles.
But the end of the day, improvement will only come if you put in the work. You can do this!
J.Y.Ping
Wednesday, Feb 25
@BrandonNichols Based on your profile, I'd flip this around. You should be offering to tutor (maybe for free or a really low fee). Your PTs are so high that anyone with a PT average up to say 161 could benefit from your tutoring. The upside for you is that tutoring someone forces you to be totally honest with yourself with why right and wrong answers are right/wrong. You can't get away with hand waving things like you might be able to if you were just studying on your own.
That said, I don't want to deter you from seeking out a tutor of your own. You can do both.
J.Y.Ping
Wednesday, Feb 25
We made the change reasoning that it's not the quantity of practice that matter but the quality. I'm open to suggestions though!
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J.Y.Ping
Thursday, Jan 15
New Fast Track lesson available:
https://7sage.com/lessons/logical-reasoning/lr-fast-track/fast-track-weaken-strengthen-evaluate
J.Y.Ping
Edited Tuesday, Jan 20
When you create a drill automatically, you can save the settings (e.g., "Strengthen" but not the specific questions):
When you create a manual drill, you can save the specific questions:
Is this what you were looking for?
@astorialovescake We have this option but please let me know what more you'd like to see for a wrong answer journal: