I would recommend going through all the core curriculum first. If you want to skip ahead there is a module at the end titled how to study, which is helpful

#feedback would love an updated video on this to go over the features of the analytics tool

#feedback would be really nice if I could read the passage without the vid

I hated this book in HS. I found it SO BORING. Also, as a parent now, I have a very different perspective on Edna.

This is what life is about!!

Came to the comments to make me feel better bcomgwtfwt?

@cmhrandall593 This is what I took from it. This is from the first module in this set.

"The main point of a Problem-Analysis passage depends on whether any solutions are presented:

• If the author discusses solutions, the main point is about the potential of those solutions and the author’s opinion on them (if any)"

@fmarshal90 Wow, those were my notes. Sorry for everyone else lol.

1) revisit the Passage Style - Problem Analysis

(2) answer the guiding questions for that style

1. What’s the problem, and what makes it such a problem?

   1. Imported TV overwhelms domestic production. 

   2. Author believes this actually is not a problem and that specialists are out of touch. 

2. What solutions, if any, are presented?

   1. Solution to being OOT is that an anthropological study needs to be done.  

3. What are the reasons for or against those solutions?

   1. Viewers are more likely to want to watch culturally relevant TV

(3) run through a recap of our low-resolution summaries, - Specialists view point, author expressing they are wrong and why they are wrong, solution to how specialists can get a more accurate view point

(4) describe the author’s main point. - Specialists are out of touch and that a study can be done so they will realize that imported TV will not actually overwhelm domestic production

#feedback I have the same feedback as another user. Can you please make the paragraph accessible to read without any analysis before jumping in? Thank you!

#feedback is there a way that we can set blind review to only review the questions we actually got wrong?

I got 12/13 right but the system recommended that I review 7 of them which was exhausting. I would have rather just reviewed the one I got wrong since I spent a lot of time being thoughtful on my answers to beginwith.

This is actually super cool and makes me want to go see stained glass windows in real life. I don't think I've ever seen any.

@erarabiameyer I think having his explanations is what makes answering the questions so clear. Once you are doing them on your own, you'll prob have to use your own low res summaries.

#feedback - Just a random idea. It would be cool to have a little template space either on the module or maybe even a template in the notes to use for the passage style, low res summary, different perspectives etc.

I know I could use the notes section, and that in timed situations we wouldn't actually write it but just wanted to throw it out there since I think it could be helpful early on when learning and trying to keep track of my thoughts.

@e.a.maurer01 Fake it and then eventually you will actually be interested

@MaryamChadegani in another video he comments that you should be able to eventually be able to do this in your head.

I got got

You make breaking it down look so easy. I feel like your breakdown makes answering easy!

@erarabiameyer You dont recommend diagramming, but you didnt diagram and it hurt you??

#feedback when we are doing an untimed drill, should we blind review?

#feedback twilight is absolutely culturally relevant and of historic significance lol

@Deybomb17 Would still be nice if it was baked into the functionality, similar to how the you try vids are.

#feedback in the old version, it would have links to related lessons. That would be super helpful to add here bc it's been a while since I did the foundations unit

#feedback the same thing happened to me as other commenters. 2/5 questions were from the You Try questions previously attempted.

#help Can anyone shed some light on why prescriptive or descriptive answer choices are bad in NA questions? Or just which module JY covers this in? I may have missed it.