Just thought I would share something I learned with LR practice :)

Mister-eeee

Hi 7sagers!

I've been working on keeping track of the amount of question types I keep getting incorrect. What I'm currently doing is writing everything out by hand with every test by creating a table. In this table I have 4 columns. The first column includes question types(each question type = one row) and the other 3 include tests (one test per column) I then go down each row and tally the amount of questions per question type I get wrong. After three tests I count how many MBT question types I got wrong, or how many Strengthen questions I got wrong. By visually seeing the last 3 tests tests and amount of incorrect question types, it gives me a better visualization on what I have to work on.

A major perk I learned for doing this is:
- it forces me to label all question stems during blind review (I double check them through 7sage grader if I'm having trouble)

I'm not scoring that high yet, and I can imagine this not really working on the high scorers (since you're probably only missing like 2 questions per section anyway). But for the newbies, like myself I've found it to be helpful and just wanted to share

If anybody has any recommendations or ideas let me know! I can always use some guidance.

Sheri123

Hi Mister-eeee, doesn't the LSAT Analytics already do this for you when you enter your answers?

LeoA1994

@Sheri123 said:
Hi Mister-eeee, doesn't the LSAT Analytics already do this for you when you enter your answers?

That's what I was about to say ... seems like there's no point of doing all this work when it can quickly be analyzed through the program