LR Debate Club
11:30 pm
1.5 hrs
All levels
Recording
Premium or Live plan required.
A good lawyer is prepared to argue on either side of a debate. This all-levels class teaches you to find flaws and know what to do with them reliably. The LSAT can ask you to switch sides at any moment. Get ready to complete or kill any argument in this class.
Syllabus
Logical Reasoning
Test 139, Section 4, Q8 — Medical specialist
Test 137, Section 4, Q4 — Monopolies
Test 139, Section 1, Q24 — Drinking pledge
Extra practice
Test 128, Section 2, Q2 — Out-of-print books
Test 137, Section 2, Q18 — Anarchist novels
Highlights
Students often make their lives harder than they need to be when they're looking through answer choices. Today in LR Debate Club, we destroyed bad arguments as usual, but we also went in-depth on LSAT Demon strategy when looking at answer choices. The key is to look for why answers are wrong, never why they might be right. Just one wrong word makes an answer choice unpickable, while one word alone never makes an answer choice right. We also explained why it's a bad habit to compare answer choices to one another. Learning to think about the answer choices in the right way can instantly improve your accuracy and help you build a stronger understanding of the underlying logic of LSAT Logical Reasoning.
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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
Students love Ryan !
Allison D.
Ryan's positive attitude and excellent explanations made this a phenomenal class! I learned so much! I'm really understanding how to focus on the content of the passage! It's all coming together! Thanks, RyanChloe K
Ryan is the absolute BEST! His "The Plunge" classes are excellent because he cold calls and it forces you to think!Arsen D.
Hard-working, individual-oriented, and passionate.Anonymous
Ryan was great! Super welcoming and kind, and I had all my questions answered. I look forward to taking more classes with Ryan!Jenna O.
Ryan is thee best, he makes learning the LSAT entertaining and engaging. I love every class I have with him, I can relate to his way of thinking so muchUphie N.
I enjoy the way Ryan pushes students to get down to the core of the argument. Listening to the way he guides students to make strong predictions before going into the questions helps me with my understanding.Maiya M.
Ryan’s the absolute best!Ann H.
Ryan's explanations are clear and concise. I always learn from him.Destiny M.
Ryan was super helpful and understanding, he created a safe space for asking questions. 10/10.Olympia R.
Ryan was great and helpful. I look forward to more classes with Ryan!Shivrav S.
Such a great instructor. Goes over questions slowly and methodically and in a way that makes sense to me. Incredibly friendly and tries to remember everyone's names. Genuinely look forward to Ryan's classes!Mya R.
Ryan is GREAT! He is patient and sweet and always answers everyone's questions before moving forward. He is also funny, which helps because the LSAT can be painful sometimes.Anonymous
Ryan is such an awesome teacher. He is nice, funny, and extremely smart. I look forward to his class every Thursday.Anonymous
Very engaging and fun! Ryan's positive energy is contagious and he makes LSAT practice feel like a hobby.Amelia B.
Ryan is patient, kind, and easy to work with. His enthusiasm for the LSAT is contagious!Jamaal S.
Ryan was awesome. Not only did he help me mentally with my frustration over the LSAT, but he also provided proactive steps and things to actively look for on my LSAT journey.