Nathan’s Class

Do these questions in advance. You won’t have time during class to work through them.

Reading Comprehension

Test 20, Passage 3 — Birds

Logical Reasoning

Test 46, Section 2, Q9 — Election rhetoric

Test 46, Section 2, Q10 — Air traffic controllers

Test 46, Section 2, Q11 — Career advice

Test 46, Section 2, Q12 — Daily exercise

Logic Games

Test 68, Game 3 — Company targets

Highlights

Nathan started class off by dissecting a natural science Reading Comprehension passage, demonstrating how a careful read can lead you to predict even the very next sentence. Nathan then moved on to four Logical Reasoning questions, and questioned the level-five difficulty of this one. Upon further discussion with the class, we came to a consensus that the question was only truly that hard if you failed to attack the argument. To make sure we can spot the flaws easily, expect that the arguments are going to be bad, and hyper-attack them. In the last portion of the class, Nathan taught his last-ever Logic Game by creating four worlds and combining variables. The theme of this class: if you want to get better at a certain section or skill, spend more time practicing that section or skill. There is no other way.

Links Shared in Class

LSAT Demon Discord

The JAG Corps with 3L Henry Carras (Ep. 287)

Marine Corps to Law School with David