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Mostly just looking for someone to chat with about LSAT questions, and to check in on days of scheduled study to make sure we're keeping each other accountable. Open to reviewing questions together and stuff like that as well! No score requirement or anything. I'm planning to take Sept, with Oct as my backup, and currently scoring low 160s, with a goal of 167+. If interested feel free to shoot a message or drop a comment =]
What question types are you struggling with most for LR? Doing some targeted drilling and review of specifically those question types might help you to catch the traps you are falling for! I also suggest doing some semi-endurance training by only drilling higher level questions (probably in smaller amounts like 5-8 questions then taking a break to review) so that the variance of difficulty on PTs feels a little lighter.
I like to repeat each paragraph in my own words and write down a quick summary of each paragraph on scratch paper as I read - trying to keep it as short as possible. My goal of course is to move away from needing to physically write it down to remember it but I'm not really referencing my notes anymore and I've gone from missing 3 or 4 questions per passage (yes it was really bad lol) because of misreading down to 2 or 0. I also suggest that as you read you look for the questions you know you're going to have to answer, I take note of main point, relationship of each paragraph to one another, author's tone, role of a paragraph, and structure (ex. First paragraph introduces a problem, second paragraph suggests a solution then explains why its not reasonable, third paragraph does the same as second paragraph etc.). I've also been doing drills of RC 1 passage at a time so that I can review between passages to try and make sure I don't make the same mistakes in one sitting.
Hope if you try one of these things that it can help! Good luck!
I believe when you click on "take another drill" at the bottom of the answers on the page that shows your score and all that info it populates another drill with all the same settings!
You can get back to a drill you previously took by going to Study > Analytics > Overview, then scroll all the way to the bottom to see the list of drills you've taken recently, then click on the one you want the same settings for and it'll take you back to the review page with your score and such