Guilty or Not Guilty LR
10:00 pm
1 hr
Intermediate
Recording
Premium or Live plan required.
Syllabus
Logical Reasoning
Test 14, Section 2, Q8 — Academic freedom
Test 13, Section 4, Q12 — Plastic rings
Test 13, Section 4, Q16 — Groups
Bonus
Test 13, Section 4, Q21 — Greenfield
Test 144, Section 4, Q24 — Proving grounds
Highlights
In this class, you get to be the judge and the jury. Logical Reasoning throws arguments at you all the time, it’s your job to decide whether or not they’re any good. A bad argument can be guilty of many things, and a good argument will be completely spotless. When you spot a bad argument, you get to take a victory lap and tell the author exactly why what they said was dumb. In this class, we destroyed a Parallel Flaw question, a Reasoning question, and an especially bad Weaken question.
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Ryan VanDusen
Ryan's diagnostic was a 150, but he always knew that he could push himself higher if he learned the test the right way. Ryan enjoys teaching logical reasoning and seeing students' confidence grow as they start predicting the right answer over, and over, and over again.
LSAT Journey: 150 →174
Channel your inner attorney as we dive into LR passages and put them on trial! In this class, we’ll dissect arguments, judge their merits, and determine whether they’re guilty or not guilty (of being flawed). All levels welcome!