LR Secret Sauce

7:00 pm

1 hr

All levels

Recording

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Let’s uncover the secret sauce of LR. We’ll go over questions of various difficulties and unscramble the LSAT’s ingredients of evidence, conclusion, and answer choices. It’s a recipe for success!

Syllabus

Logical Reasoning

Test 122, Section 2, Q1 — Carver

Test 122, Section 2, Q22 — Mathematical proofs

Test 122, Section 4, Q24 — Compujack Corporation

Extra practice

Test 123, Section 2, Q14 — Raw milk

Test 124, Section 1, Q16 — Jurist

Test 122, Section 4, Q13 — Modern sculpture

Highlights

The old adage about the tortoise and the hare maps on well to the LSAT: slow and steady wins you points! You need to read carefully and put the passage/argument into words you can understand. Don't be afraid to use examples or insert yourself into the passage! Stewart and the class practiced these strategies in today's class and got all of the points along the way.

Students love Stewart!

  • Levon S.

    Stewart is very helpful at breaking down confusing passages so that when we get to the answers, the right one is easy to identify.

    Misty N.

    Stewart is just an amazing and kind LR teacher. He has really helped me along with my LR journey and really helps me get those clicks!

  • Misty N.

    Stewart really takes the time to help you understand what the question is asking and he really encourages to predict the answer.

    Misty N.

    Stewart is such a great and thoughtful LR teacher. I really enjoy all his classes and understand his explanations.

  • Sofia G

    Stewart is great. He is blunt and straight to the point but is also welcoming and understanding, has really helped me in attacking the argument and not believing what the LSAT says.

    Hoang T.

    Stewart's class was great. He is exceptional, engaging, and knowledgeable. He gave me great advice and kept me motivated. I appreciate you taking the time and answer my question after class. Highly recommend his class and looking forward to more classes.

  • Harry S.

    I absolutely love his classes. If you are starting with the demon I think there are very few better than Stuart's. His classes encourage you to think critically and attack the passage, and trains you to think like him, and even Nathan.

    Julia D.

    Stewart's classes are amazing for learning Logical Reasoning! He only does like 3 or 4 questions for a one-hour class, so it's a really great pace that really allows you to deeply understand the questions.

  • Anonymous

    Stewart is an LSAT legend. The quality of his classes reflects his passion for the test and law in general. He's always eager to answer any question a student might have.

    Amy L.

    I really appreciate the culture Stewart creates in his classes. He makes students feel safe to make mistakes and that makes an exceptional environment to learn.

  • Wilfredo D.

    Stewart is an impressively dedicated tutor. He clarified several of my questions in an easily-digestible way and showed an undeniable knack for teaching in his class. I would recommend him to any LSAT Demon subscriber.

    Anonymous

    I liked the interaction structure between the student and instructor and a clear understanding of the mistakes.

  • Haissa A.

    Best tutor ever! I love his class style because it keeps me engaged, and his explanations fully explain my doubts. 10/10

    Spencer V.

    Really awesome environment Stewart creates working individually with volunteers for the betterment of group learning! He breaks down each passage/question/answer bare bones to make LR seem like the simplest task in the world.

  • Robert S

    Stewart's style is universally a great learning experience regardless of current study level. He also brings the expertise and patience necessary to elevate everyone's LR skills!

    Leah M.

    Stewart's classes are great. He keeps it moving even when we spend 30 minutes on one question. If there is a good lesson to be learned by taking a tangent he takes it. I also appreciate being asked to chat predictions. Even if my chat is not referenced in class, it forces me to get real about what I am thinking. It is hard to fool yourself when you are asked to show your work via writing.

  • Michael E.

    Stewart made me feel comfortable enough to volunteer to read the passage and narrate my thoughts as we walked through the question.
Stewart Zelnick

Stewart Zelnick

LSAT Tutor

Stewart once struggled with Logical Reasoning, but after slowing down and making predictions, it became his strongest section.

LSAT Journey: 152 → 174