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Best LSAT Prep: It’s Mental Athletics, Prepare That Way (part 2)

March 08, 2018 • Comments

In my last post, I framed the LSAT as a mental athletic contest. Your objective isn’t just understanding the material on the LSAT, it’s also performing when you have to perform.  Most LSAT prep programs don’t spend any attention on the second of these, and that’s one reason why people’s scores often fall on test day—not just a little bit, but dramatically. You have to approach some basics correctly. You have to know your opponent, know that there are rules and know the defense  (that is, what are they throwing at you). Here, I want to talk mostly about the last of these.

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Best LSAT Prep: It’s Mental Athletics, Prepare That Way (part 1)

February 20, 2018 • Comments

The LSAT is a game. It has rules established by the LSAC and the LSAT plays by them. I am convinced that the failure to appreciate the LSAT as a sport damages LSAT performance. To succeed on the LSAT, you have to do two things successfully.

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