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This may be a long shot but I'm looking for a community where people are interested in meeting up over discord/phone/zoom to do reading drills together. I am an English major so I get really bored and unmotivated doing LSAT specific passages, plus I've burned through a lot of them already before really getting serious about the LSAT. If you're like me and get really motivated by reading, but just don't always have the time and motivation to do more reading, I would love to study together and help each other crush the LSAT. Or if reading is not really what you like, and it's helpful to have people who are motivated by the reading then that's great, too. So I am looking for a study buddy/study community where our focus is to read other supplemental material but using the same skills you'd need for RC, so looking for the main ideas, trying to read quicker, and just honing my reading strategy. I swear by this that working through reading material really helps with RC and makes you a sharper reader. I notice how much easier it is to grasp ideas in a timely manner after I've forced myself to read through hard material with someone else. This just makes studying more enjoyable and breaks up the studying. I've been doing this with another study buddy and we've used skill drills from RC Hero that have been helpful but I could really benefit from a community to do these skills together because my study buddy is taking their test soon and I am not taking my test until later (not sure when, it depends on my work schedule). I'm really hoping there is at least someone out there who is interested in this!
I've been there. What helped me immensely was joining a (free) discord group and joining in on study sessions/ creating study groups. It helped to see how other people do problems which helped me to make my own improvements and joining these groups forced me to explain problems out loud which helped to show me my gaps and improve my internal thinking when approaching problems. It made studying so much more enjoyable and brought the words to life if that makes sense. People always say just find opportunities to explain LSAT problems to someone and as someone who does not have access to that in my own personal life, having a study group was a lifeline for me to be able to make those breakthroughs. Good luck!
@Michelle2001 Try https://discord.gg/AWekDrtwHc ! This is Rae's Discord--if this link doesn't work try searching for this in older chats b/c I'm not sure how discord works lol. Finding someone may be harder said than done depending on your learning style but just having a space to really talk out loud your reasoning to someone was super helpful and worth the time looking into for me.