Studying for the LSAT can be depressing and draining, especially when you’re studying without a tutor to keep you motivated. Here are some quotes to uplift you when your quest to improve your score feels hopeless.
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Why do some LSAT students struggle with reading comprehension?
In teacher Kelly Gallagher’s acclaimed book Readicide (2009), he warns against what he candidly and unsparingly defines as “the systematic killing of the love of reading, often exacerbated by the inane, mind-numbing practices found in schools.” Many of us who grew up in the early-aughts post-NCLB standardized-testing era in America were young victims of readicide (NCLB is short for the “No Child Left Behind” Act signed by President Bush in 2002).
What does science say about studying for the LSAT?
In a sea of study-related services & products vying for our attention, it’s difficult to tell what’s going to best help any particular one of us get the most out of the test prep experience. Some of us swear by flashcards, while others live by the practice test; some of us think that we learn better visually, others by ear, others yet by mnemonic device.
Recognizing and Solving Parallel Flaws on the LSAT
The LSAT Logical Reasoning section frequently challenges test-takers with “parallel flaw” questions, where you must identify a flawed argument that mirrors the structure of a given passage. These questions can be among the most time-consuming, but with a clear strategy, they become much more manageable. The video “How to Identify and Recognize LSAT Parallel Flaws Using LawHub Logical Reasoning Drill Set #3” explains a step-by-step approach to solving these tricky questions. Below is a comprehensive guide based on the video.
How to Identify a LSAT Conclusion Using PrepTest 158
When tackling LSAT Logical Reasoning questions, one of the most critical skills to develop is identifying the main conclusion of an argument. This essential step not only helps you understand the argument’s purpose but also guides you in eliminating incorrect answer choices efficiently. In the video “Identifying a LSAT Logical Reasoning Conclusion Using Official PrepTest 158 Section 2, Question 1,” viewers get a practical, step-by-step approach to isolating conclusions in Logical Reasoning questions.
Mastering the Main Idea in LSAT Reading Comprehension
For LSAT hopefuls, the Reading Comprehension section can feel like a maze of complex details. Success often hinges on one key skill: identifying the main idea of a passage. In a recent video tutorial, “How to Identify a LSAT Reading Comp Passage Main Idea Using LSAT PrepTest 158 Section 1, Question 1,” viewers learn how to pinpoint the main idea efficiently—a critical technique for high scores. This blog post dives into the insights shared in the video and offers a practical strategy for tackling main idea questions with confidence.