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Reading Comprehension doesn't have to be so intimidating—or mystifying! We break down everything from strategies for difficult passages to those elusive inference questions, covering topics from science and history to law and philosophy. Tune in weekly for new insights, real-time guidance, and answers to all of your RC-related questions.

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Ready to take the next step in Reading Comprehension? This class utilizes uncommon drill methods to effectively target student problem areas. Prepare for an unorthodox and interactive approach to the LSAT!

Julia's Notes

Test Maker Mindset. In this class, we will analyze passages in-depth and then discuss the questions we could craft to accompany the text. Following this session, your homework is to analyze the fourth passage of PT27 and create three questions given the information in the text

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Do you find yourself running up against the clock in Logic Games? If so, this class is for you! This weekly live session will focus on drilling methods to approach easy to moderate logic games in order to squeeze as much time out of them as possible. Whether you are new to Logic Games or are an expert, this class will help you maximize time while developing a controlled analytical reasoning strategy.

Julia's Notes

In this class, we will be tackling my favorite type of game - charts! We will address chart games in PTs 40 - 50. For your homework assignment following this class, complete PTC game 3 and attempt to complete it under the target time.

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I hope you are Ready Player One because this class is all about games! Every week we go over how to set up the board and attack the questions of a specific game type. Whether you are new to Logic Games or a seasoned gamer who wants to brush up on fundamentals, this class is for you!

Henry's Notes

In this class we will be focusing on on sequencing games with a twist. PT20S3G3

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Mastering Reading Comprehension doesn’t have to be a struggle! In this class, we will go over intermediate-level RC strategies to ensure you're able to understand every passage that you tackle. Each week we will demonstrate how to read the passage, how to approach the questions, and how to prove your answers.

Aastha's Notes

In this class we will be going over PT 36 S2 P4!

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Logical Reasoning is commonly difficult for students to understand, but it doesn't have to be.
In this class we will focus on the fundamentals, identifying premises and conclusions, and working through the logical gaps present in most LR arguments to get to the correct answer choice for any given question. We will discuss many different question types, with a focus on fundamental argument analysis, and by the end of the class, you will come to find that by having strong fundamentals, questions that once appeared difficult turn out to be a breeze!


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Struggling to get a handle on Logic Games? In this class, you will learn the basic skills you need to move through Logic Games quickly and accurately. We'll be going over key game types, which questions to tackle first, and the best way to set up your game board.


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Logical Reasoning has never felt easier! In this class, you will learn the ins and outs of each Logical Reasoning question types as you develop strategies for how to understand and tackle every question!


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For students brand new to the LSAT, Logical Reasoning can be daunting. By targeting the foundational skills necessary to dominate Logical Reasoning, this course will build your core competencies and help you find the gaps and flaws in LR arguments.


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Reading Comprehension doesn't have to be so intimidating—or mystifying! We break down everything from strategies for difficult passages to those elusive inference questions, covering topics from science and history to law and philosophy. Tune in weekly for new insights, real-time guidance, and answers to all of your RC-related questions.

Bailey's Notes

https://coda.io/d/_dwKZpUSprZq/Exercises_sujfW

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