Description
Logical Reasoning is the largest section of the LSAT: half of your points come from LR. And there are some very easy wins: question types have patterns, and some of them are easy to improve at rapidly.
This seminar has two goals:
- Give you the best strategies for mastery of logical reasoning
- Give you fast, efficient strategies for the question types that are the most common or easiest to improve at
- Show you exactly how top scorers approach LR questions
This class is aimed at advanced students. Beginners can still get value from it, but I won’t be slowing down to cover basics. I’ll assume you already know conditional reasoning diagramming techniques, have some familiarity with LR question types and have done at least ten logical reasoning sections. (Note: If you want a refresher of conditional diagramming, I’ll have some videos covering it).
The seminar has the following structure
- Lesson 1: Intro + Fact Based Questions
- Lesson 2: Fact based questions
- Lesson 3: Non-critical Arguments
- Lesson 4: Critical Arguments – Strengthen, Weaken and Necessary Assumption
- Lesson 5: Flaw questions
- Lesson 6: Method of Reasoning and Sufficient Assumption
- Lesson 7: Parallel and Flaw Parallel
- Lesson 8: Point at Issue, Evaluate and Principle
Length: Roughly 13 hours
Cost: $299
Recording: The seminar is a recorded online course, so you can do it at your own pace.
General strategies covered
- Prephrasing (The most important tool for speed and accuracy)
- How to review, in order to avoid repeating mistakes
- How often to diagram
- How to use bubbling and mini-breaks for improved focus
- Skipping questions to have time at the end + a second chance
Question types that will get particular focus
- Parallel Reasoning (both types)
- Flaw Questions
- Principle Questions
- Sufficient Assumptions
- Necessary Assumptions (including how to negate, better)
- Must be True
- Point at Issue
In my experience, these are the question types that are most common, or most learnable, or both.
The advice Graeme gives in his RC mastery seminar is seriously so practical and helpful. I loved that he fully showed and explained his process – I now understand how to effectively look for structure and pay attention to the right things during my read. I would highly recommend this mastery seminar for anyone wanting to achieve mastery in the RC section.
This seminar really opens your eyes to new ways on how to approach question types (especially parallel and flaw parallel). The questions covered are plentiful, and the explanations are extremely specific. What I really appreciated is how Graeme’s insight is not only specific to attacking questions, but the mental aspect of the LSAT. In Graeme we Trust!
I was really impressed by this seminar. I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a more efficient and timely approach when tackling theLR section. Graeme is thorough and insightful in the way he explains and goes about answering each LR question type. Not only did my score improve but I was able to approach this section with utter confidence.
After listening to all of the lessons, my LR score improved 5 points from -10 to -5. This is a great resource for students who are self-studying to complement their practice tests and textbooks with.
Graeme has a unique insight in the LSAT, and in this LR seminar, he shows us how he thinks through, condenses, and simplifies even the most convoluted LR question types. Throughout the entire course, he provides us with all the skills to solve just as efficiently and find the right answers. The course has been most helpful!!
This seminar was great! It has helped me a improve in the more common, time consuming, and harder questions of the Logical Reasoning section, such as parallel, flaw, and sufficient assumptions. It is amazing to see how fast one can go when approaching questions the way Graeme shows you in this seminar.
I’m a very big fan of Grame’s latest product! This seminar is very good at showing you actionable strategies in reducing time overall. Grame does a clear, nice job of explaining the “root cause” issue that is causing your problems (plateauing overall, certain question types, time) and giving you practical steps to complete to see improve in those areas .