Prediction Fundamentals LR
1:00 pm
1 hr
Foundational
Recording
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Syllabus
Logical Reasoning
Test 114, Section 2, Q24 — Appliance modification
Test 5, Section 1, Q6 — Alexander the Great
Test 4, Section 1, Q13 — Journal prices
Highlights
If you don’t engage with the passage from the start, making accurate predictions can be difficult. But if you actively piece things together as you read, you’ll spot gaps in the argument and predict more easily. In today’s class, students saw that using relatable examples as a lens to evaluate arguments (thus engaging with the argument as they went) made it easier for them to answer questions with confidence.
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Josh Mansfield
Josh started his LSAT journey with a 151. It all changed when he decided to view the LSAT as part of his law school journey, not an obstacle. Once he started to enjoy studying, his scores skyrocketed. He teaches to help other students love the LSAT the way he does.
LSAT Journey: 151 → 174
Learn to make strong predictions that help you quickly and confidently eliminate wrong answers. We’ll build our foundation with a few straightforward questions before testing our mettle with a more difficult question.