As my AR and LR go up my RC goes down . . . what gives? Forum
- angiej
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As my AR and LR go up my RC goes down . . . what gives?
Help! Tips appreciated!
- typ3
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Re: As my AR and LR go up my RC goes down . . . what gives?
Have you put as much time into RC? Are you finishing the sections too quickly? Have you devised a methodical way to diagram passages? Are you reading actively or skimming over passages?
By going down, do you mean by one point? This would be well within your range for the section.. or is it going down 3 or more points?
By going down, do you mean by one point? This would be well within your range for the section.. or is it going down 3 or more points?
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Re: As my AR and LR go up my RC goes down . . . what gives?
On my diagnostic I missed 4, so really haven't spent a lot of time on RC at all and have primarily focused on my weakest sections (AR and LR). I just took another PT and missed 15!typ3 wrote:Have you put as much time into RC? Are you finishing the sections too quickly? Have you devised a methodical way to diagram passages? Are you reading actively or skimming over passages?
By going down, do you mean by one point? This would be well within your range for the section.. or is it going down 3 or more points?
- OneKnight
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Re: As my AR and LR go up my RC goes down . . . what gives?
Same thing happened to me. As I started getting better on my AR, my RC got away from me. I spent the next few days doing mainly RC sections (with a few games added in) and my RC went right back up. Just focus on RC for a while and it'll come back to you. Also, if -15 is your lowest score by far, it could just be an outlier, which is not good but certainly nothing to freak out about!angiej wrote:On my diagnostic I missed 4, so really haven't spent a lot of time on RC at all and have primarily focused on my weakest sections (AR and LR). I just took another PT and missed 15!typ3 wrote:Have you put as much time into RC? Are you finishing the sections too quickly? Have you devised a methodical way to diagram passages? Are you reading actively or skimming over passages?
By going down, do you mean by one point? This would be well within your range for the section.. or is it going down 3 or more points?
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Re: As my AR and LR go up my RC goes down . . . what gives?
Are you doing PTs in order? The general feeling is that LG has gotten easier over the past few years and LR and RC have gotten harder.
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- angiej
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Re: As my AR and LR go up my RC goes down . . . what gives?
I'm doing all the LG's, but not necessarily in any order (just following type in the LG bible and a few others not included in the bible). What I did was take the June 2007 freebie lsat 4 months ago, and then retook it last night. Huge improvement in AR and LR from the first time I took the same test, but completley screwed up my RC on the same test. *sigh*JasonR wrote:Are you doing PTs in order? The general feeling is that LG has gotten easier over the past few years and LR and RC have gotten harder.
- typ3
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Re: As my AR and LR go up my RC goes down . . . what gives?
I feel my AR and LR + RC on tests I retook are not indicative of my actual score.
I rarely if ever answer a question wrong twice after reviewing it. The same with games, once I complete a game and figure out the inferences I don't forget them. That is why I feel my PT averages aren't good predictors if I've already seen some of the test material.
I rarely if ever answer a question wrong twice after reviewing it. The same with games, once I complete a game and figure out the inferences I don't forget them. That is why I feel my PT averages aren't good predictors if I've already seen some of the test material.