Class 1: Game Basics and Sequencing Games
Discover the basic approach for solving games and answering questions. This class will also introduce sequencing games and cover their basic set-up and deductions.
Class 2: Logical Reasoning -- Argument Basics and the Two Question CategoriesLearn how to identify and break down an argument. Learn how to identify 'impact' questions and 'deductive' questions and the basic approach for each. This class will also introduce 'weaken' questions 'strengthen' questions, 'paradox' questions, 'assumption' questions, 'inference' questions, and 'strongly support' questions.
Class 3: Logic Games -- 'Lollipop' Games and Multi-tiered Sequencing GamesLearn how to identify and set-up less restricted sequencing games (we call them 'lollipop' games) and how to set up sequencing games with multiple variable sets.
Class 4: Logical Reasoning -- Basic Formal LogicReading Comprehension -- Active Reading and 'Overview' Questions
Learn basic formal logic concepts and how they can be applied to the LSAT. The second half of this class will cover the basic approach for reading comprehension and how to answer 'main point', 'primary purpose', and 'author's attitude' questions.
Class 5: Logic Games -- Two Group GamesLearn the set-up, approach, and deductions for two-group and in/out games.
Class 6: Logical Reasoning -- Abstract Language and Common Argument FlawsReading Comprehension -- 'Fetch & Find' Questions
Learn how to decipher the complex language found in certain logical reasoning questions. This class will also cover common argument flaws and how to answer reading comprehension 'fetch&find' questions.
Class 7: Logic Games -- Matching Games and Three-Group Games.Learn the difference between 'matching' games and 'three group' games, how to set-up each type, and the basic deductions and question types that accompany each type.
Class 8: Logical Reasoning -- 'Assumption' Questions and Advanced Formal LogicLearn how to classify 'assumption' questions into the categories of 'impact' and 'deduction', and learn the techniques for answering both types. This class will also cover more advanced formal logic concepts found on the LSAT.
Class 9: The Writing SamplesReading Comprehension -- 'Deeper understanding' questions.
This class will provide a brief overview of the writing sample and strategies for building an effective essay. The majority of this class will focus on the more difficult reading comprehension passages and how to answer the questions that require a deeper understanding of the passage, such as 'author agreement' questions, 'strengthen/weaken' questions, and certain 'inference' questions. This class will also provide an overview of the new two-speaker reading comprehension passages, what to look for when reading these new passages, and strategies for answering the unique question types that accompany them.
Class 10: Logic Games -- Miscellaneous Games and Games ReviewLearn how to approach rare game types such as 'mapping' games and 'shuffle' games, followed by a comprehensive overview of each type of logic games, including the basic set-ups, strategies, and questions for each.
Class 11: Logical Reasoning -- Advanced Concepts and QuestionsLearn how to work through the toughest logical reasoning questions. This class will also cover techniques to use when you've narrowed the answers down to two choices and how to know when to move on from a question on test day.
Class 12: Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension ReviewReview each type of logical reasoning question and the strategies for answering each. Review the basic types of reading comprehension passages and the techniques for answering each type of reading comprehension question.