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"The student and I started by focusing on logical reasoning questions and ended with a grouping game. She said that she is doing well with logic games, but she finds grouping games to be challenging. In her class she went over assumption questions. We reviewed the basics of assumption questions: the difference between a supporting and a defending assumption and how to spot which one is needed, the five ways to support a causal relationship in the conclusion with an assumption, and assumptions and conditionality. The student completed some practice sets of assumption questions. She did very well on the strengthen questions I gave her at the end of last session. We closed by doing a grouping game together, and I gave her a couple more games to complete before our next session."

"I had the student take three practice sections and we reviewed them. He is doing significantly better on logic games. "

"We reviewed a number of Logical Reasoning questions. We worked a lot of the strategy of predicting the correct answer choice before reading them, both as a speed-saving technique and also to reveal a more naturalistic approach to these questions than diagramming. We then worked on a number of linear/advanced linear Logic Games, as per the schedule we worked out from PT 7 and 9. "