LSAT Prep, what is your opinion on this video? Forum
- Ruxin1
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- Systematic1
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Re: LSAT Prep, what is your opinion on this video?
Honestly, I've being using this vid as the foundation for my LG strategy, and it has been paying off. That said, the 10 copies is a bit excessive. But the explanation videos he does for different games are legit, and it's pretty awesome that he offers a lot of them for free on Youtube -- not many prep companies offer anything for free. If you ever get a question wrong, see if he's done a vid on youtube. It just makes the review a lot easier because he goes through not only why the correct answer is correct, but also why all the wrong answers are wrong. That's just my two cents, and I have absolutely no connection to this guy other than I stumbled across his youtube vids a couple of weeks ago.
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Re: LSAT Prep, what is your opinion on this video?
Systematic1 wrote:Honestly, I've being using this vid as the foundation for my LG strategy, and it has been paying off. That said, the 10 copies is a bit excessive. But the explanation videos he does for different games are legit, and it's pretty awesome that he offers a lot of them for free on Youtube -- not many prep companies offer anything for free. If you ever get a question wrong, see if he's done a vid on youtube. It just makes the review a lot easier because he goes through not only why the correct answer is correct, but also why all the wrong answers are wrong. That's just my two cents, and I have absolutely no connection to this guy other than I stumbled across his youtube vids a couple of weeks ago.
Was it you that shared it in a thread recently ?
I will agree that 10 copies is a bit excessive, (I've printed out 2-3 of each game usually but I haven't even done the first copy of all that I need to do let alone 3 times) and I also think that his course in general could be helpful because it shows you clearly how someone who does well at LG thinks.
More specifically I guess I'm asking, do you think simply doing LG over and over is one of the biggest keys to success? After seeing this vid, I also wanted to post a thread asking those who score -0 to -2 how many logic games they've done .... 500 +? 1000 +?
- Systematic1
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Re: LSAT Prep, what is your opinion on this video?
Yea I shared it in a thread last night.
What I did was buy this (LinkRemoved), and this. (LinkRemoved)
Then I tore all the pages out and made three copies of each (saving the original). I think it was like $70 with three binders and dividers at OfficeMax. 3 copies is enough for the vast majority of people. What I learned from PithyPike, is that whenever I finish a game, I write the amount of time it took me and the number of questions I get wrong at the top of each page. Then whenever I redo that game, I can track my progress and make sure I'm improving. If by the third time I do a game I haven't gotten 100% correct and my time under 8 minutes, I make more copies of that game, etc.
The thing I like about 7Sages videos is, as you metioned, it gives you insight into the mindset of a -0 LG taker. If you're like me, speed is your biggest enemy. When he does a vid moving through a difficult game really fast, it's great because you can see what shortcuts he takes and it also reinforces what you already know. Finally, I'm a visual learner so videos are naturally conducive to my studying style.
All in all, yes, repetition is the way to go for -0 LG IMO.
What I did was buy this (LinkRemoved), and this. (LinkRemoved)
Then I tore all the pages out and made three copies of each (saving the original). I think it was like $70 with three binders and dividers at OfficeMax. 3 copies is enough for the vast majority of people. What I learned from PithyPike, is that whenever I finish a game, I write the amount of time it took me and the number of questions I get wrong at the top of each page. Then whenever I redo that game, I can track my progress and make sure I'm improving. If by the third time I do a game I haven't gotten 100% correct and my time under 8 minutes, I make more copies of that game, etc.
The thing I like about 7Sages videos is, as you metioned, it gives you insight into the mindset of a -0 LG taker. If you're like me, speed is your biggest enemy. When he does a vid moving through a difficult game really fast, it's great because you can see what shortcuts he takes and it also reinforces what you already know. Finally, I'm a visual learner so videos are naturally conducive to my studying style.
All in all, yes, repetition is the way to go for -0 LG IMO.
- cahwc12
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Re: LSAT Prep, what is your opinion on this video?
10 seems highly excessive, but I did redo some games four or five times until I felt I had mastered them, and I redid most games at least once.
I feel like something of a games ace, but realistically most people won't have 6 months to prep for the LSAT, and so can't put that kind of time drilling in.
I spent about 5 weeks drilling only games in a similar manner but I was already rather strong from the start.
I feel like something of a games ace, but realistically most people won't have 6 months to prep for the LSAT, and so can't put that kind of time drilling in.
I spent about 5 weeks drilling only games in a similar manner but I was already rather strong from the start.
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