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PTF97.S3.Q16
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snappy.gao
Thursday, Sep 3

Anyone else come here straight from Kevin's AMA post...

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Recently, I decided to reset my lesson completion progress to redo the curriculum. However, when I went through the lessons, I realized that it only reset the lessons and none of the drills (adaptive or not). I think it would be helpful to have a full reset option including those drills if that's something the 7sage software engineers could be set up.

Thanks so much for everything y'all already do for us!

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snappy.gao
Tuesday, Aug 25

@J.Y.Ping @Kevin_Lin Still curious about this!

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snappy.gao
Wednesday, Aug 12

@EthanMadore Same issue here!

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To preface, if this feature already exists--apologies in advance but I'd love to know where!

Right now, I manually add bookmarked questions to my drills. While this process works, it's highly inefficient. If there was a way to select "Bookmarked" as a status that would be great. Thanks.

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Monday, Aug 3

The merch is already so cute stop it

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Saturday, Jun 20

Loved the visuals for the other two games (definitely my favorite part), wished Argument ER had us working on an actual patient (like the answer choices were different parts of the body and you had to suture or repair the right ones) instead of just the passage. Also would be great if there was an option to confirm our selection before it checks for accuracy. Otherwise, have been loving it!

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PT138.S2.Q25
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snappy.gao
Thursday, Jun 4

I know you probably shouldn't do this for this one instead of using lawgic, I just substituted the language from the prompt into the answer until I found one that matched. This approach usually doesn't work because 1) the answers are all different subjects and 2) the correct answer usually has the same lawgic but slightly different wording. But here, it happened to work. First sentence: If...then (implied), Second sentence: But/However...only if, and then last sentence: So...And then you just go in and substitute tire pressure with squirrel eat, etc. etc.

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Wednesday, Jun 3

Would like it if I had to set up the squares initially as well--for me they showed up preset. Otherwise, really cool exercise!

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Edited Thursday, May 7

Website error: Question 17, 18, 35, 38, and 53 are all duplicates

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