I absolutely love the way JY explained these past couple of questions. #feedback

I've gotten the last two questions wrong, but I'm actually more encouraged. I'm starting to see consistent themes in wrong answers. If my answers were consistently inconsistent I'd be much more worried here. Really enjoy the way this curriculum is structured, it highlights my weaknesses in a way that I can independently discover and dissect them.

"Jesus....who cares" hahaha

Lmao

I think this is also the question that made it click for me. I have almost exclusively missed questions due to this. It's a good wake up call to brush up there.

Really good resourcing here ccontent2022

For some reason, no data populates within the "Review Results" section after I complete a BR. I'm prompted with "No Data available in table" after completing these #feedback

I think that strategy certainly has drawbacks. In these comments, for example, someone else had mentioned they chose D because they knew that sharks shed teeth throughout their lifetimes. D was obviously wrong, but not in terms of their pre-LSAT context. Your knowledge happened to be right, but I wouldn't say that's a strategy for the test.

This was an absolutely fantastic video #feedback

Don't get down on yourself. You got all of them wrong THIS time, that doesn't mean you'll get them wrong next time. You may not understand this RIGHT NOW, but that doesn't mean you won't understand this. You have too much working against you on this test to be down on yourself as well.

It doesn't click YET. It WILL click.

This was such a fantastic lesson #feedback

"My god the horror" lol

This was a pretty poor display from 7Sage and unacceptable. There's absolutely no explanation or preparation for these exercises and have only caused more doubt where this could've been an immediate value prop for the curriculum. #feedback

"English. It's a beautiful language" LOL

I had this as well #feedback

Loved this particular lesson