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I know its REALLY early, but I wondered how long it takes for JY and the gang to post explanations for the most recent test? I'm in the process of BR-ing and looking forward to the explanations!
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mandy300
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mandy300
Thursday, Jul 18 2019
@ said:
(1) Would you ever wear this?
(2) Furry or athletic-style?
(3) What catchphrase or logo should we put on the sole?
Most helpful poster gets a free pair.
I do not consider myself clever or witty, so this may be really corny...but how about: 7Sage R/ SOCKS (a crossed out R before SOCKS
mandy300
Thursday, May 17 2018
I think you'll find you're probably going to be stronger now, meaning you will have more clarity about the subject matter....go with ZaTabler's advice and try to pinpoint your weaknesses...after the test, finish the CC if you haven't done so already!
mandy300
Wednesday, Jul 04 2018
@ said:
It's hard to shift from a mindset of rushing through games to trying not to make mistakes on rules and then trying to get as many inferences as possible while in the setup stage before starting the questions because you can feel the clock ticking. But in the end it is worth it.
This is supremely true! I was pleased with my June score of 156, because although I want to score over 170, I know I still need a lot of work in LG, and always planned to retake. Main reason to take in June at all was simply to know my response during a standardized test, I haven't taken one since high school, and I graduated in 1983. I was fine.
I scored -13 in LG, so had I done well in this section, I would be close to my goal, which is what I expected. However, upon reflection, my only issue is NOT slowing down to set up the game boards and make inferences. I have a very solid understanding of how to do LG. I BR'd the June 2018 games and finished them with few mistakes in the time allotted. During the actual test, I properly set up 1st game. Panic set in with 2nd game, I skipped it entirely, looked at 3rd, did the same, and moved on to last game (arguably the hardest) and told myself to stop panicking; I set the board up and got all correct.
So while initially pleased, its actually a major bummer. At least I realize it. My mission for the next couple of months is to force myself to slow down and make that shift, because as @ said, in the end it will be worth it.
If it isn't a financial hardship, the cost is well worth it. The RC explanations are actually ridiculously good. So thorough, and at LEAST as good as his LR explanations, JY is a master. In my opinion, the cost of this program is quite inexpensive for what you receive.