No set amount. Depends on what I have planned for the day.
When I drill a specific question type, I might do 10-15 w/ BR + writing out explanations.
@"Alex Divine" Do you time yourself when you dril a specific question type? I'm starting to drill sufficient assumption questions.
No, I actually have never timed my specific question type drills. I've always found untimed drilling to be more helpful. When I do drills speed isn't my concern. I find when I learn to do something on the LSAT right and do it repeatedly, the speed takes care of itself.
No set amount. Depends on what I have planned for the day.
When I drill a specific question type, I might do 10-15 w/ BR + writing out explanations.
@"Alex Divine" Do you time yourself when you dril a specific question type? I'm starting to drill sufficient assumption questions.
No, I actually have never timed my specific question type drills. I've always found untimed drilling to be more helpful. When I do drills speed isn't my concern. I find when I learn to do something on the LSAT right and do it repeatedly, the speed takes care of itself.
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No set amount. Depends on what I have planned for the day.
When I drill a specific question type, I might do 10-15 w/ BR + writing out explanations.
@"Alex Divine" Do you time yourself when you dril a specific question type? I'm starting to drill sufficient assumption questions.
No, I actually have never timed my specific question type drills. I've always found untimed drilling to be more helpful. When I do drills speed isn't my concern. I find when I learn to do something on the LSAT right and do it repeatedly, the speed takes care of itself.
Ok, gotcha. Thx. Hopefully its the same for me!
It varies depending on the day.