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Are you using Chrome? The icon is working fine on my i/mac. No stupid questions here
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@tringo335 said: Thanks @"Alex Divine" ! You da best
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@AllezAllez21 said: I just finished fool proofing 1-35. I did it slightly differently from the Pacifico/JY methods. I scheduled out 3 LG sections a day (12 games total). However, I did not repeat the games within the day. I just did …
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This 180er uses a very similar version of this technique for RC. Check out this video. this is more or less what I do, but it's personalized with @"nicole.hopkins" 's annotations. And if you master the 7Sage's method method you'll have little prob…
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@TheoryandPractice said: @"Alex Divine" hey! What exactly is the theory of LOCI? The Method of Loci is an effective mnemonic device, or a trick to aid in memory storage and retrieval. The effectiveness of the Method of Loci relies on visual…
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Incidentally, why does Mike Kim's LSAT Trainer schedule only use PTs PT52-71 Do you think there is something to this? Interesting and would love to discuss it. If you can't tell I'm working from home today and can't really do any prep. Probably for…
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@DumbHollywoodActor said: Agreed. This is great. I find that I mostly tutor grammar and argument forms with my students. 7sage's curriculum is more than sufficient for logic. What really throws people is understanding what the argument and ans…
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However, I am definitely interested in what some of the Sages have to say: @"Cant Get Right" @"Accounts Playable" @danielznelson @"Jonathan Wang"
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Thanks Ya'll! I'm kind of doing the @Freddy_D method, but @AllezAllez21 has a good strategy too.
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Another over looked theory that I've mentioned on here before that improved my RC score is utilizing the variation of the method of LOCI in the passage. It's all about memory, visualization, and staying engaged. And the (modified version) of the th…
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@AllezAllez21 said: Improving on LG simply comes down to volume and repetition. Do games from PTs 1-35 over and over, at least 4 times for each and every game. Follow Pacifico's LG fool proof method. Yeah, I'm not the best person as games, b…
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@Katharine said: I've been using the perfect score watch for nearly the entire time I've been studying. I'm using the proctor part of the 7Sage app on my prep tests to get used to a voice booming out at me for the last five minutes, etc. From …
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@JustDoIt said: I would recommend 35 minutes for PTs. It just makes more sense because that is what you are going to actually have on test day. It will also give you the time you need in order to figure out those curve breakers. There really i…
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I'm not where near where you're scoring, so my only advice is to keep that positive attitude! For RC have you checked out Manhattan's LR book/The The Trainer re: RC ? I know it's probably too late for you to signup for a 7 Sage course. But I think …
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Gracias for sharing, friend! I think it is an essential, and way overlooked part of this test!
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I'd be a paralegal gladly, but no models and bottles lol
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Always with the gems @"theLSATdreamer " - I like you
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@fmihalic2 said: These are long. They take time. In contrast a lot of flaw, weaken, main point questions take like 30 seconds. They seem long because there is a lot of text to parse though. You have practice zeroing in on the argument struct…
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@tams2018 said: thanks for the tip. Can't to read it. Yeah- -- Just don't sacrifice time doing the CC or whatever you are using to prep in lieu of this book.It's a wonderful into to logic book, but JY's presentation is probably a bit more in…
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@Mellow_Z said: I just wish I had more time to leisure read Same. But it's the sacrifice we must make; at least for now. And for someone unlike you with a history of logic, I wound't say its technically leisure, but again it's way more adva…
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@"Daniel.Sieradzki" said: @"Alex Divine" Yeah, I have the same problem because of my short nails. Also, my watch pin sometimes gets stuck, which is the last thing you want on test day! Yeah, that pin is sticky and it just a contingency I don…
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@akeegs92 said: @JustDoIt @"Alex Divine" @Daniel.Sieradzki @fmihalic2 Thanks for the imputs! I have been hovering around 1:20-1:30 for the 4-star ones so far. Accuracy has been hit or miss (still learning how to do them better) but at least I …
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@JustDoIt said: I used this book a little earlier and thought it was helpful https://www.amazon.com/Rulebook-Arguments-Hackett-Student-Handbooks/dp/0872209547 Thank you! Always interested in these types of books. Thanks for thinking of …
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Yeah seems like you've got some interesting choices ahead of you. The good news is any top school will help you on the road to your goals! I don't think you'll be starting off doing Con Law ... Probably one of the hardest public interest jobs to ge…
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This might be controversial, but I don't think they take much longer than most other questions for high score takers. I still skip them if they long though, lol, all about the "low hanging fruit."
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a pain to move out * Wouldn't met me edit on my TTT phone lol
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I will add that the pin to reset it is a a pain in the ass to pull out. Maybe he's because m short nails... damn anxiety. I actually have a barely used one. Maybe I'll raffle or give it away!
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Yes, indeed!
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Yes, because it is both a must and a could be true! in the case you're describing. Now, this doesn't work the other way around; just because something CBT, obviously won't be the TCR for a MBT question. Since is has to be true and can have no other …
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Sounds like a really practical idea being that many of us are on different time lines. Good thinking!