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As I move on to Reading Comp core curriculum, how should I stay up on LG and LR?
Durt Cobain
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Curious your guys' opinions. I've just been going straight through the core curriculum. Anybody have tips for staying up on games and logical reasoning? I take a PT minimum once every other week. Should I be doing past core curriculum problem sets of LG and LR as well? Or should I be doing fresh problem sets from the question bank? Or neither, focus on Reading Comp., and keep taking my periodic PTs?
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I should add that I took the June test, and got a 160 but my studying was almost all on my own. I have made tremendous strides thanks to 7Sage, but my point here being that I already have a more than decent grasp on the test, I just don't want to lose those strides I have made up to this point.