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Funkycrime wrote:Wut
Funkycrime wrote:Wut
Is real advice thoughBr3v wrote:I know nothing about speed reading, except that it should not be used on the LSAT.
Ehl if you can somehow increase your reading speed with zero loss in comprehension, that's good. Since you knothing about speed reading, I don't think you can determine thatBr3v wrote:Is real advice thoughBr3v wrote:I know nothing about speed reading, except that it should not be used on the LSAT.
You should know that it is highly unlikely someone can "learn" speed reading without losing the ability to comprehend a LSAT passage. The amount of time allowed for RC does not require speed reading tactics thus leaving very minimal room for it to be beneficial.laxbrah420 wrote:Ehl if you can somehow increase your reading speed with zero loss in comprehension, that's good. Since you knothing about speed reading, I don't think you can determine thatBr3v wrote:Is real advice thoughBr3v wrote:I know nothing about speed reading, except that it should not be used on the LSAT.
And the belief that getting better at the timing of an RC section boils down to reading faster is dangerous advice. That's the opposite of what nearly everyone should do - slow down, comprehend, and get through it once instead of re-reading and searching for answers to questions you should know but skipped over because you were worried about the clock.Br3v wrote:The amount of time allowed for RC does not require speed reading tactics thus leaving very minimal room for it to be beneficial.
So I guess you do know about speed reading?Br3v wrote:You should know that it is highly unlikely someone can "learn" speed reading without losing the ability to comprehend a LSAT passage. The amount of time allowed for RC does not require speed reading tactics thus leaving very minimal room for it to be beneficial.laxbrah420 wrote:Ehl if you can somehow increase your reading speed with zero loss in comprehension, that's good. Since you knothing about speed reading, I don't think you can determine thatBr3v wrote:Is real advice thoughBr3v wrote:I know nothing about speed reading, except that it should not be used on the LSAT.