Hi!

One thing that really helped in both LR and RC was to increase my comprehension speed. Spreeder is good for a start, but it doesn't prepare you for reading fixed paragraphs. What I did was to start reading very tough books, right now I am reading Gravity's Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon. I test myself how long it takes to fully understand a page of that book. This has helped me in increasing my comprehension speed. Other books like Kant's Critique of Pure Reason or HLA Hart's Concept of Law are also very tough books to comprehend.

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A strategy that I just learned about is to drill yourself by doing the first 10-15 questions in a LR section as quickly as you can, if you're looking to increase your time. Perhaps try doing this every single day, multiple times/day. This is the strategy I've found the most helpful when it comes to increasing endurance/speed. Ideally, spending the first 15 q's in 15 min, then spending ~2 min on the last half of the section.

Hey, when drilling do you choose from PTs that you haven't done yet? If so, how do you choose between doing a PT like LSAT or just doing a section of the PT?

Thank you

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