I'd stop taking the older PTs and focus on newer ones, they're more accurate to the current test and the more of them you take and drill, the better you'll do and the better you'll feel!

Practice taking a deep breath, relaxing your face/body, and completely clearing your mind before you start a new section. Having tiny resets throughout and leaving the prior sections completely behind could help you be less fatigued by the time the last section starts. Also, have a snack during your break, something sugary like fruit, candy, or fruit snacks. And make sure to walk around during your break and stretch!

Re #3, people will be getting up and leaving at different times, but there will be walls at your cubby that mostly block your peripheral vision, so it's not that distracting! And if you wear the noise-canceling headphones you can't hear a thing.

Beautiful painting and great reminder :) thanks for sharing!

Could this also work as an implied question? Like "what does the author imply?" and the correct answer choice would be that "Vanilla is known to be a significantly less complex flavor than chocolate".

It seems like this feature isn't available on practice blocks - is that correct?

@ToweringTextbooks You can also go into your settings and change it so that only questions you got wrong are flagged for BR! Just found that out last week and it's been a game-changer for me.

@jjjjffff I heard that and ran to the comments lol

@David_Busis Option two for your first question, you should only "keep" what's been completed as of the date of recalculation, all other unfinished work should be reshuffled. And I think it should be a choice between moving back your end plan date and thinning out the blocks so you do fewer "You Try"s. I would recommend you download the Bible app, start a reading plan and get a few days behind so you can see their "catch me up" button. That is the kind of feature we're all requesting here.

Like Pamelajok said, I wish it would recalculate days when you get behind. Maybe a feature like the “catch me up” one on the bible app reading plans.

There’s a typo in the summary and the explanation for B. Do better, guys. This is distracting.

Typo in the last paragraph: “think of them as PSA question“

Why do these videos never include the first scores, only the last one? That would be more helpful

@arieatsoranges I agree.. JY should remove that advice from the earlier video.