Was the core curriculum rearranged?

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• studysands Alum Member

  July 2017 37 karma

  Mine has also been rearranged. I was working on Games Section just yesterday now it's telling me to do Flawed Method of Reasoning. Same spot as you @elliotdordick. How should we proceed with the rearrangement? What was the purpose of the rearrangement?
• doyouevenLSAT Core Member

  July 2017 edited July 2017 610 karma

  jy said in another post he was going to do this a few days ago.

  https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/11956/reorganizing-rc-in-the-core-curriculum
• inactive Alum Member

  July 2017 12637 karma

  @MichaelTheArchAngel said:
  jy said in another post he was going to do this a few days ago.

  https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/11956/reorganizing-rc-in-the-core-curriculum

  Yup, that's what happened. Thanks Michael!
• elliotdordick Alum Member

  July 2017 11 karma

  Thanks all! What are you planning to do to handle the change? (@studysands & @MichaelTheArchAngel) I'm going back to the last, now-incomplete, week of my study schedule and complete the curriculum from there (recognizing that at some point soon I will encounter already completed lessons). JY has obviously put the course together quite intentionally and I'm just taking it on faith that the new order has reason behind it -- don't quite feel like I'm in a place to arbitrarily go against that.
• studysands Alum Member

  July 2017 37 karma

  Thanks for replies! @elliotdordick I am planning on doing the same. I am going to finish my part on Games with a Twist and go to Flaw Method of Reasoning, and just put trust on JY that there is a point to the new change up. Based on the post Dillon posted, I am assuming the new RC lessons JY added switched the rearrangement and, thus, rearranged all the other sections as well?
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  Alex Alum Member ⭐

  July 2017 edited July 2017 23929 karma

  @elliotdordick said:
  JY has obviously put the course together quite intentionally and I'm just taking it on faith that the new order has reason behind it -- don't quite feel like I'm in a place to arbitrarily go against that.

  I think that's the exact right mindset. There's nothing arbitrary about the way the course is laid out. Any new changes are going to be welcome assets to our collective study arsenal !
• JJLstlouis Alum Member

  July 2017 28 karma

  Intro to Reading Comp was actually next up for me. I was going to click it, then realized things had been changed. Is it ill advised to do reading comp, even though it was moved? I'm concerned that if I don't leave some tough LR stuff for closer to test day in December, i'll get rusty. Thoughts?
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  inactive Alum Member

  July 2017 12637 karma

  @JJLwustl said:
  Intro to Reading Comp was actually next up for me. I was going to click it, then realized things had been changed. Is it ill advised to do reading comp, even though it was moved? I'm concerned that if I don't leave some tough LR stuff for closer to test day in December, i'll get rusty. Thoughts?

  You have Ultimate+, which has all of the LR drills! You'll be okay.
• Alex Alum Member ⭐

  July 2017 23929 karma

  @JJLwustl said:
  Intro to Reading Comp was actually next up for me. I was going to click it, then realized things had been changed. Is it ill advised to do reading comp, even though it was moved? I'm concerned that if I don't leave some tough LR stuff for closer to test day in December, i'll get rusty. Thoughts?

  Yes, as Dillon said above me, you have tons of drills of LR remaining. There are so many tests that they'll always be tough stuff for you to work on. Arguably more so with LR since there are 2 sections for every test.
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  JJLstlouis Alum Member

  July 2017 28 karma

  @"Dillon A. Wright"
  @"Alex Divine"

  Got it! Thanks for the input guys.