Howdy, Stranger!
It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!
st_cupertino
About
- Username
- st_cupertino
- Joined
- Visits
- 224
- Last Active
- Roles
- Member
Comments
-
I would recommend having one only if you are going to be 1. Clear about noting your takeaways… including in ways that would make sense to you without having to re-read the entire passage 2. Intentional about going back to it at least occasionall…
-
Have you tried the foolproof method? How often do you re-do games and how far a part do you space your re-dos? From what I have experienced and heard, re-doing the game’s set-up immediately after and the next day, and then a re-doing it again a fe…
-
Personally, highlighting in the digital format on my laptop really helps me stay engaged with the stimulus. When I read, I like to track the words with my mouse, so it doesn’t take a lot of extra effort to throw in some highlights here & there f…
-
Besides taking a week off to re-align yourself with your goals, I think one of the best things for study routines to keep you focused, energized, and motivated, is integrating the Pomodoro technique. I break it off into focused effort for 35min chuc…
-
Do you mean flag on 7Sage or on LSAC's Law Hub? If you mean Law Hub, it is directly right of the question stem. It is an outline of a flag and then once you click it, it fills in,
-
Yes, this is true! I took the flex in October and November and it was allowed both times. I have also heard from a few others this year who confirmed it for 2021.
-
Interesting! Thanks for sharing
-
Also, external monitors are not allowed on test day, they have to be out of the room entirely. One computer only with no HDMI
-
I think that might take up too much time. I would just reference the location of the question (i.e. practice test number, section number, question number). I made a spreadsheet and plan to go back and re-do all the problems (I think 7Sage has the op…
-
Also, I believe the paper cannot be lined paper and should be the standard copy paper size.
-
Interested!
-
Needed to hear this today! Thanks for the great post.
-
That is great you are starting with untimed PTs! However, I think you may not need to do that many. From what I have learned from quite a few others, it is better if you set your target score, and once you hit your target score on an untimed PT or t…
-
Hi! disclaimer: I am not a mega expert at LR (-5/-6 timed, but 0/-2 untimed), but here is my thought process.. I agree that it is important to not insert your own knowledge into the answer choices, which is really hard to do sometimes! It gets me …
-
interested! Thanks for offering!
-
@"selene.steelman" Thanks so much for taking the time to respond to my post! I was really panicking. Thank you for the insight!!
-
Ah I feel so much better now. Thank you both!!! @"Law and Yoda" @sschch97
-
Looking forward to it! Thank you for doing this!
-
I am in the same score range & interested- but only if you are starting from around PT40 and working your way up chronologically lol Availability between 2:30 pm - 5 pm PST Mon-Sat
-
Interested! I am on PST as well.
-
I think it really depends on your starting score and what your goal score is. If you need to cut down on the recommended time, I would recommend taking a diag on 7Sage and using your analytics to help shape which lessons you spend the most time on a…
-
Hi @"Taha Jomha" - what really helped me boost my score was taking untimed practice tests and writing down my reasoning for every single question- why I thought the right answers were right and why I thought the wrong answers were wrong. Take as muc…
-
I would go in with the mindset that you only want to take the exam once. I think you should wait until you feel 100% ready to take it. Even if you have score preview and end up being unhappy with your score, it will still show up on your score repor…