Logic Games Study Approach

LawSkewlProbs · November 2018

Should I start off by completing all logic games from PT 1-35 in order? Or should I start by going through all sequencing games with the goal of seeking mastery before moving on to grouping or advanced linear? Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

redshift · November 2018

I would Foolproof games by type first. Go through the problem sets in order on the CC and foolproof. Then, move on to foolproofing PT 1-35.

It all has to do with your timeline, really. If you have plenty of time, do what I suggested above. If you're in a bit of a rush, it may make more sense to foolproof later games (60s-80s), then circle back to 1-35 at the end. I'm at the PT stage of my studies now, but I'll often spend a few hours each evening taking a games section from 1-35 and foolproofing, just to stay sharp.

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