LSAT 138 – Section 3 – Question 19

LSAT 138 - Section 3 - Question 19

December 2012

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PT138 S3 Q19
+LR
Most strongly supported +MSS
Fill in the blank +Fill
Analogy +An
A
0%
151
B
26%
160
C
0%
151
D
0%
155
E
73%
166
140
152
164
 +Medium 147.528 +SubsectionMedium

Editorial: Painting involves a sequential application of layers, each of which adheres satisfactorily only if the underlying layer has been properly applied. Education is, in this respect, like the craft of painting. Since the most important steps in painting are preparation of the surface to be painted and application of the primer coat, it makes sense to suppose that _______.

Summary

Painting involves the application of layers. Subsequent layers of paint adhere only when the underlying layer has been properly applied. The most important steps in painting are preparing the surface to be painted and applying the primer coat. Education, in this respect, is similar to painting.

Strongly Supported Conclusions

It makes sense to suppose that the success of a student’s education requires a satisfactory preliminary steps.

A
in the educator’s initial contact with a student, the educator should be as undemanding as possible

We don’t know how an education should act towards students.

B
students who have a secure grasp of the fundamentals of a subject are likely to make progress in that subject

We don’t know whether a student’s grasp of the fundamentals would likely lead to progress in that subject. We only know that the fundamentals are required in order to have a chance at grasping a subject.

C
educators who are not achieving the goals they intended should revise their teaching methods

We don’t know what educators should do. We only know what are the most important factors for a student’s education.

D
teaching new students is rewarding but much more difficult than teaching more advanced students

We don’t know which types of students are more difficult to teach.

E
the success of a student’s overall educational experience depends above all upon that student’s initial educational experience

If the most important factors for the success of painting are preparing and priming the surface, then the most important factors for the success of education is the initial educational experience.

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