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Hi All -
Is there any book/course with a really solid strategy for question types on Reading Comp?
Not just main point and inference questions, but more complex ones like Analogy and Prove/Disprove.
As an SAT tutor, I emphasize these question types and specific strategies for them to my students. It makes a BIG difference. But there seems to be limited info on them in other courses (ie power score's RC bible focuses on mp and inference but there's little on the more advanced types)....
I tried using what I teach my SAT students but it just doesn't translate as well to the complexities of the LSAT RC material.
So, Anyone know of where I can a really solid strategy for advanced question types on Reading Comp?
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Thanks so much K-Magnet! I'll check it out
I appreciate what you wrote Derek, but I'm already doing that - I want to hone in on question types to take my RC scores to the next level.
I think the key is reference. If you know where exactly in the passage to refer to, then you should be able to whip up a solid grasp of the concept. RC definitely, and rigorously, tests short term memory.
Try The LSAT Trainer. Kim specifically addresses different types. I especially like his model of the 'Price is Right' strategy for Analogy Questions.