Hi! I'm hoping I can get some input on how people have fool proofed the logic games in the core curriculum--this is specifically referring to the ones used as examples and the problem sets (not PTs). I have yet to start drilling PTs so the questions I get come from the game examples and problem sets from the core curriculum. How have you guys scheduled in fool proofing these games? I'm really struggling as I seem to have problems with every game (or going over the designated time) trying to get the rules, diagramming, and inferences.
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Thank you all for the responses! It's so helpful to get insight into how other people review their games. I will definitely keep checking back and will post an update on how I end up reviewing in the event that someone else also runs into the same questions on how to review that I've had!
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I have the ultimate package and am currently doing In/Out games. I feel so stuck. Every single LG question that I've come across I've had to note down to go back and review because I either am lost or because I spend way too much time. How do you guys fit fool proofing into your study schedules? How long did it take for you to feel like you've grasped LG?
I haven't been taking full PTs yet because I'm still finishing up the core curriculum. How have you guys fool proofed logic games for the core curriculum?
I have the ultimate package and am currently doing In/Out games. I feel so stuck. Every single LG question that I've come across I've had to note down to go back and review because I either am lost or because I spend way too much time. How do you guys fit fool proofing into your study schedules? How long did it take for you to feel like you've grasped LG? :(
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