A: wrong system

B: Goes off course

C: Wrong system

D: Correct. Student from school -----> 10,000

10,000 -------> must be student from school

E: In correct. The next premise should say "orocos company sales increased" not decreased

I second the BR. I have been doing it ever since I learned about it through this course.

@ said:

Hi @

Nope! PTs are limited and precious, so definitely save them. The core curriculum should be about learning fundamentals. I refer back to the CC often to review things I thought I understood but turned out I only had a cursory understanding of the concepts. PTs are for helping us get used to timed testing conditions and to identify areas of weakness. Once identified, review core curriculum, drill baby drill, and repeat

Thanks :) I appreciate the advice

@ said:

Hi! Boy that comment looks funky. There are all kinds of scroll bars going on. I went through the core curriculum and did the problem sets included at the end of the lessons. Once finished with the CC, I PT'd, found areas of weakness, and did pinpointed drills from the question bank.

@ Hey there! So you didn't PT during the CC, correct? I was thinking about doing PTs during the CC but now I'm thinking that isn't a smart choice given I am still learning new material.

@ I completely feel you. I thought I was understanding JY's explanations, understanding my textbook and then every time I take a PT I hit a wall. I took off months of work to study and I'm hardly seeing any progress. I think both of us are going to do great eventually! It takes time and determination.

@ said:

I haven't PTed since I started, focusing instead on finishing the CC. I am only a couple percent away from finishing the CC now and PTing again. LG held me up an extra week or so. I am nervous excited about that. I feel like things have clicked soooo much for me in the time in between before the CC and now nearing after CC. LG (especially in-out games) are still the bane of my existence (but better now), but after doing LR lessons, RC (which was one of my worst sections) is going incredibly smoothly. A massive turn around. All I need is a 10-11 point increase on PT's to be where I want to be (a 6 or 8 point increase could work though if it came to that). I think I have the minimum increase I need. I have never done so well on practice sections before. But I want to see if maybe I'm scoring more towards where I want to be.

I think I signed up about 4-5 months ago? So, yes.. I think big improvements can be done. I have worked and been going to school and all that while doing this, too. When I do my next PT, I will share with how it turned out in comparison. Right now, focusing on midterms. Yuck.

I was thinking about doing a similar plan. Reviewing all the course material and then hitting the PTs like crazy. I thought about trying to do PTs during the CC but I feel like I'll be wasting more time that way.

I'm in the same place! I'll finish the course mid-May. So far things have been going well, but I'm concerned June is too soon. I'm putting in long hours at the moment, so I may see how I'm doing Mid-May (deadline for changing test dates)