attacking longer LR? Forum

[lawschoolplease1]

Hi everyone!

How does everyone approach LR with longer stimuli?
I find myself spending a lot of time digesting everything, sometimes only to find that one line is all it takes to answer the question.

what i do now: i read, taking note of vocab used then read Q and the questions.

Is there a more efficient way?

thanks everyone!

[Mr. Pancakes]

Read the question first. This is a huge time saver, especially for role questions.

[Mr.Binks]

As Pancakes said, you should almost always read the question stem first. That way, you can hone in on what to look for when going through the stimulus.

[lawschoolplease1]

are there any time savers with reading stimuli?

[Helicio]

I read extremely fast, but I think my LR strategy really works for me (yet since I read fast, as I said, take it with a grain of salt).

I read the stimulus first, then the question stem, then the stimulus ANOTHER time for each question. Then answering is ridiculously easy. I usually have 5 min left and routinely score -0 on LR.

Good luck!

[pat4redick]

I read extremely fast, but I think my LR strategy really works for me (yet since I read fast, as I said, take it with a grain of salt).

I read the stimulus first, then the question stem, then the stimulus ANOTHER time for each question. Then answering is ridiculously easy. I usually have 5 min left and routinely score -0 on LR.

Good luck!

I usually have anywhere from 3-7 minutes left and miss 1-3 so I will try this out. Seems like it would be more thorough. Thanks!

[VasaVasori]

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[lawschoolplease1]

thank you all!
everyone here is so helpful! I appreciate it!



I hope one day i'll be able to answer other people's questions.