LR Peas in a Pod

2:00 pm

1 hr

Intermediate

Recording

Premium or Live plan required.

Syllabus

Pre-class work

Elevator Pitches

Conclusion/Role

Test 50, Section 4, Q25 — Taxes

Test 26, Section 2, Q8 — Welfare state

Test 50, Section 2, Q19 — Dietitian

Extra practice

Test 26, Section 3, Q4 — Groundwater

Highlights

Whether you notice it or not, we tend to categorize every sentence in a LR passage. Is it a fact? A premise? A conclusion? Something else? Taylor discussed this sometimes subconscious tendency and urged students to bring it out on role and conclusion questions. Taylor modeled the first sentence while two student volunteers completed the second and third. Taylor stayed back to complete the extra practice.

Taylor Begin

Taylor Begin

LSAT Tutor

Taylor started with a diagnostic score in the low 150s. She fell in love with the LSAT when she realized that success in one area directly affects progress in the two other sections. She encourages her students to keep at it until they too reach their dream scores.

This Class

Exploit the similarities and differences in LR question types. We will explore two LR “peas in a pod” each week, breaking down how to identify and solve both.