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Study Groups · June 2021 LSAT 170s Cram group

joonwookang871

Monday, May 31 2021

Add me/send me the link to the Discord! I'm currently PTing 174-180 but pretty inconsistent. I'd love to have people around to motivate me and help discuss difficult problems.

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Sunday, Nov 29 2020

joonwookang871

Free Group Tutoring Session for LR (Wed 12/2)

Hi, I posted on here before talking about free group tutoring, especially in LR (see post linked below!)

I wanted to let everyone know (and possibly some new people as well) that the time/topic has been finalized!

The group session will on Wednesday 12/2 noon/12pm GMT+9, or 10pm EST. It should go on for around 1.5-2, or so, and I'm going to be covering, roughly, the following topics:

Some general information about the LR

Formal Logic in the LSAT: a systematic approach

Taking Blind Review a step further

Afterwards, I'll be going through an entire LR section and talking through my approach. If you want to follow along, please have PT20 S1 in hand.

Join the following zoom link @noon/12pm GMT+9, or 10PM EST!

https://middlebury.zoom.us/j/5528647080?pwd=TTJUM0lDV2ZxbEFvTXRjRWVXRVJEdz09

with password 686121

Conf Id 552 864 7080 also works with the same password. Thanks, and see you soon!

If you can't make the time, I'll try my best to schedule a second session, so please let me know.

ORIGINAL POST LINK: https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/26466/looking-to-tutor-students-of-all-ranges-for-free

General · Looking to tutor students of all ranges for free

joonwookang871

Thursday, Nov 26 2020

Wow this got way more responses than I ever expected it would! Regardless, I think I should be able to find a way to be helpful in some way to each and every one of you.

Please email or dm me your last 5-6 PT scores (basically your average score range), how long you've been studying, and a quick self-diagnosis of your problem sections. That could be anything from "I have struggle with NA questions" to "LR as a whole is difficult for me."

To give a bit of a overview of my thought process, I think that if you're scoring between 145-early/mid 160s, getting a stronger grasp of your fundamentals is paramount, especially if you find LR is holding you back. For you wonderful folks, I'm planning, for now, a group session sometime next week (and hopefully more on a weekly/twice a week basis) where I'll go through my strategies for combatting what I call the "Operation" question type in LR. That includes strengthen, weaken, etc. If that sounds like it'd be helpful for you, please be sure to email or dm me!

On the other hand, if you're consistently scoring above 170, then I think the approach to the test becomes a bit different. Also, more individualized help is likely to be more of use to you than general knowledge (which I would assume you already have at this point). For you folks, please message me in a bit more detail what troubles you're having, and we can have a quick talk discussing how I can help you 1 on 1!

Thanks everyone for responding! And have a great rest of your day.

My email is joonwookang@.com

LSAT · PT21.S2.Q20 - Ann will either take a leave of absence or quit her job

joonwookang871

Wednesday, Nov 25 2020

Oh yeah, that's a tricky question. I diagrammed it as:

Quit job —> ~leave of absence

Leave of absence —> ~quit job

(~ indicating not)

It seemed to work. I'll just write out my solution in terms of formal logic.

Assuming that she was offered a fellowship, from the premises, we know that:  

1.~allowed to take leave of absence —> camp finds out

and

2.quit job —> ~leave of absence

We need to connect that to the conclusion that:

quit job —> camp finds out

We can see that one element of each side of the conclusion exists in each premise. Let’s connect the premises with an assumption:  

~leave of absence —> ~allowed to take leave of absence

This gives us:

quit job —> ~leave of absence —> ~allowed to take leave of absence —> camp finds out

Voila. D is the contrapositive of this solution.

However, I would recommend against using formal logic in this question. While it's good practice, it just makes everything so much more complicated.

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Wednesday, Nov 25 2020

joonwookang871

Looking to tutor students of all ranges for free

Hi everyone!

I'm a consistent high 170's-180 scorer that is looking to expand outwards and tutor others, both as a learning experience and a way to see if I'm any good at this haha.

Although I'm not by any means an experienced teacher, I want to offer some free group sessions where I would go through sections and provide my thought process on each of the questions.

If you're looking for something more individualised, I'd love offer some (also) free individual 30-minute-ish sessions where I would try my best to identify problem sections and help you chart a way forward. If we click, maybe we can organise something more long-term!

Of the three sections, LR is where I have the most comprehensive (and possibly insightful) knowledge, so if that's a problem for you, please hit me up!

Hope you're all having a great day, and please let me know if you're interested!

(Btw, I'm in Korea, so the timezones might be a bit screwed up)

LSAT · Canceled Due to Broken Computer :( Free Group Session for LR (Wednesday 6/23 9PM EST)

joonwookang871

Wednesday, Jun 23 2021

@ I’m so sorry but I don’t think this will be happening this week anymore. I’ll be pushing it a week because my computer, which I use to do all this stuff, is completely out of order. I’m so sorry :(

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Wednesday, Jan 20 2021

joonwookang871

Free Group Session for LR (Wed 1/20 9PM EST)

Hi everyone!

I'm a consistent high 170's-180 scorer that's been tutoring for around 2-3 months now. I hope everyone who's currently taking the Jan test is doing well, and congrats!

This sesh is more for people who are targeting the Feb/April test, and is generally geared towards all skill ranges, but primarily focused on beginners. If you were on the discussion forum a few months ago, you may have seen this post before - the lesson is essentially going to be the same thing, but do stop on by if you want to do any review on formal logic or LR approaches.

I'll be holding the session on Wednesday 9PM EST. It should go on for around 1.5-2hrs, or so, and I'm going to be covering, roughly, the following topics:

Some general information about the LR

Formal Logic in the LSAT: a systematic approach

Taking Blind Review a step further

Afterwards, I'll be going through an LR section and talking through my approach, while also taking questions. If you want to follow along, please have PT20 S1 in hand.

Join the following zoom link @9PM EST Wed 1/20

https://middlebury.zoom.us/j/5528647080?pwd=TTJUM0lDV2ZxbEFvTXRjRWVXRVJEdz09

with password 686121

Conf Id 552 864 7080 also works with the same password. Thanks, and see you soon!

If you can't make the time, I'll try my best to schedule a second session, so please let me know.

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Sunday, Jun 20 2021

joonwookang871

Canceled Due to Broken Computer :( Free Group Session for LR (Wednesday 6/23 9PM EST)

Hi everyone!

I'm a consistent high 170's-180 scorer that's been tutoring for around 6 months now. I hope everyone who's currently taking the June test is doing well, and congrats for finishing!

This sesh is more for people who are targeting the August test, and is generally geared towards all skill ranges, but primarily focused on beginners. If you were on the discussion forum a few months ago, you may have seen this post before - the lesson is essentially going to be the same thing, but do stop on by if you want to do any review on formal logic or LR approaches.

I'll be holding the session on Wednesday 6/23 9PM EST. It should go on for around 1.5 hrs, or so, and I'm going to be covering formal logic in the LSAT + a systematic approach of looking at it. This will likely be review for many!

Afterwards, I'll be going through an LR section and talking through my approach, while also taking questions. If you want to follow along, please have PT20 S1 in hand.

Join the following zoom link @9PM EST Wed 6/23

https://middlebury.zoom.us/j/5528647080?pwd=TTJUM0lDV2ZxbEFvTXRjRWVXRVJEdz09

with password 686121

Conf Id 552 864 7080 also works with the same password. Thanks, and see you soon!

If you can't make the time, I'll try my best to schedule a second session, so please let me know.

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Tuesday, Jan 19 2021

joonwookang871

Free Group Tutoring Session for LR (Wed 1/20)

Hi everyone!

I'm a consistent high 170's-180 scorer that's been tutoring for around 2-3 months now. I hope everyone who's currently taking the Jan test is doing well, and congrats!

I'll be holding the session on Wednesday 9PM EST. It should go on for around 1.5-2hrs, or so, and I'm going to be covering, roughly, the following topics:

Some general information about the LR

Formal Logic in the LSAT: a systematic approach

Taking Blind Review a step further

Afterwards, I'll be going through an LR section and talking through my approach, while also taking questions. If you want to follow along, please have PT20 S1 in hand.

Join the following zoom link @9PM EST Wed 1/20

https://middlebury.zoom.us/j/5528647080?pwd=TTJUM0lDV2ZxbEFvTXRjRWVXRVJEdz09

with password 686121

Conf Id 552 864 7080 also works with the same password. Thanks, and see you soon!

If you can't make the time, I'll try my best to schedule a second session, so please let me know.

LSAT · What is the pretty hard PT to take before the LSAT this week?

joonwookang871

Friday, Jan 15 2021

May 2020

General · Looking for a LSAT Tutor

joonwookang871

Wednesday, Nov 11 2020

I'm not a 7Sage approved tutor, or anything of the sort, but I scored quite high (178) on the October Flex, and have done some light tutoring here and there since. I don't know how much help I'd exactly be, since I'm still fairly new to this, BUT I'd be happy to take a look at what you're getting wrong/how you're getting stuff wrong, and see if we could keep working together!

LSAT · LSAC Email saying I haven't scheduled for a time although I have?

joonwookang871

Wednesday, Jun 09 2021

@ Uhhh I didn't, but I was able to sign up around 2-3 hours before just by logging in with my ProctorU account. The option just happened to be there, and I took it. Makes sense that the LSAC doesn't have any record of that.

I also just called LSAC, and they said everything looked fine, so I guess I'm good. Thanks though!

LSAT · 90's Games Cause for Concern?

joonwookang871

Wednesday, Jun 09 2021

Probably the 80s games are more indicative of the real test than anything, but I wouldn't worry. You're probably just getting more adjusted to the new games (since the tests before the 70s and after the 70s are significantly different), and will be just fine with some more practice.

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Wednesday, Jun 09 2021

joonwookang871

LSAC Email saying I haven't scheduled for a time although I have?

Hi everyone,

So I recently got an email from LSAC saying I need to schedule my June Flex test, when I basically did so as soon as the option popped up on ProctorU back on the 3rd. I was wondering if anyone else was in this situation. Should I just ignore the email? Thanks.

LSAT · Jan Flex asia time slots

joonwookang871

Thursday, Jan 07 2021

Same. Signed up for 19th 6PM KST... kinda sucks

Study Groups · Free Group Session for Wed (12/9 10PM EST)

joonwookang871

Monday, Dec 07 2020

@ Of course. I'm planning a review for this session and last week's session sometime this weekend. I'll let you know when it's finalised :)

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Friday, Dec 04 2020

joonwookang871

Free Group Session for Wed (12/9 10PM EST)

Hi, I hosted a group session last week where we went over Formal Logic in the LSAT, a new way to approach LR, and a full LR section! Thank you to everyone that showed up :)

I'm going to be hosting weekly group sessions (at least for the month of December), so this week, I hope to see you on 12/9 Wed 10PM EST. It should go on for around 1-1.5hrs, or so, and I'm going to be covering, roughly, the following topics:

Logic Games: A Systematic Approach

Taking Blind Review (and review in general!) a step further

Afterwards, I'll be going through an entire LR section, taking questions, and talking through my approach. If you want to follow along, please have PT21 S2 in hand.

Join the following zoom link @noon/12pm GMT+9, or 10PM EST!

https://middlebury.zoom.us/j/5528647080?pwd=TTJUM0lDV2ZxbEFvTXRjRWVXRVJEdz09

with password 686121

Conf Id 552 864 7080 also works with the same password. Thanks, and see you soon!

If you can't make the time, I'll try my best to schedule a second session, so please let me know.

LSAT · Logic Games online: Improving eye tracking and reducing cognitive load

joonwookang871

Saturday, Jul 03 2021

I think that's just the case in general for the test. For me, I try to keep my "glancing back/re-reading" to a minimum by just getting all the info I need down on the scratch paper and never looking back at the original stim.

LSAT · Free Group Tutoring Session for LR (Wed 12/2)

joonwookang871

Thursday, Dec 03 2020

Thanks everyone for coming. It was great!

General · omg i want to cry

joonwookang871

Saturday, Jan 02 2021

Also! Remember that the newer LGs don't require you to make as much upfront deductions as the old ones do. It's really trending towards finding deductions while solving the questions.