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addy, accommodations, hovering my cursor over the words when I start reading ahead (not all the time, just to refocus), and allowing myself 5 seconds to deep breathe when my mind wanders. Better to refocus than to plow ahead and get the next 5 wrong. No tiktok. Moving my body during the breaks in PT and before. Writing out some rules to remember 15mins before I take a PT.
it sounds silly but sleep well. I barely got any sleep the night before June and it made everything SO much harder. Set yourself up so you're not going to throw away points by being groggy or sleep deprived. Good luck and may we all get 195s.
How do we report bugs? The hide answer feature keeps malfunctioning and selecting instead of hiding, and some drills are just not showing up in my analytics, even though I can see the questions answered in view questions.
I had to gamify it for myself, made a little website to track my wrong answers with fun charts and smiley faces. Having it tell me which reviewed mistakes to come back to to test my knowledge was helpful for me, on the accountability front. Also dedicating an entire day to post PT review, and putting it on my calendar. I have a rubber ducky I explain all my misses to as well. you can use my site if u want, dw it's free: https://lsatwaj.com/
Hello all, sharing my wrong answer journal site (free to use) if anyone wants to use it for themselves: https://lsatwaj.com If you have suggestions to improve lmk
"they visit on students what was visited on them in graduate school" persuaded me to change from B to C :s
In person would be awesome, but I'm also down to virtual study with anyone who can accommodate Pacific time. I've broken into the 170s and want to stay there and push myself higher before Aug/Sept. Let's study!
@Kevin_Lin seeing the correct process in action could help it become more mechanical for us. See question type X, read stimulus, recognise the pattern, predict, answer.
If plant A was more productive than Plant B BEFORE the study, then any increase could be attributed to that rather than the independent variable. the stimulus doesn't establish a baseline and that is a MAJOR weakness this answer shores up. but also I see why this doesn't HAVE to help, just becuase they were productive before doesn't mean they will continue to be, but this question stinks.
fewer stats please. I'd like to turn this off, and peek @ score while we're at it.
I linked C to: the frequency of positively associated words doesn't indicate mood bc maybe people are lying on social, so they overlook that another method of communication's word frequency might give a more accurate account. Is a problem with this AC that it requires a second assumption? Maybe I was too tied to my prephrase of 'they overlook that social media isn't representative of moods'
10/10 recommend Stevan as a tutor. I have a much better understanding of what the test wants of me now and how to approach the questions. A strong prephrase can take you far!
I'm interested. Not in the DMV but would be cool to have a study group
I don't like it - It can make me not want to blind review, or second guess myself/lead me right to the answer right before I blind review so I'm not learning as much from my mistakes. If I get it wrong and I was torn between two, it's hard to pretend or to forget the other choice before BR which leads me to less learning. The gains come from the figuring out, and this seems like a shortcut. Perhaps it's because I'm so early in my journey that I'm less concerned about accuracy and more about learning from mistakes. I might like this feature more later on when I'm more skilled and focused on drilling.
I would suggest being able to toggle this on and off on the drilling page, and saving right/wrong for after BR.
I think highlighting is still an option? I took August and it had the same highlighter that the 7sage interface currently has, and I took a section just this afternoon.