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"The student and I continued to work on improving her logical reasoning and reading comprehension skills. In a practice test she took, she scored slightly better than where she began. She struggled at the start with the practice problems we did, but got much better with her accuracy towards the end. Her pacing is fine now, and she is able to complete all problems. She may be suffering from a lack of endurance, as she tends to miss more problems towards the end of the section, so we discussed some ways stay focused and build up her endurance. Finally, I sent her some more mastery questions so that we can improve her skills on strengthen/ weaken and assumption questions."

"The student and I started today's session by reviewing a loose sequencing logic game that was giving him some trouble. This was uncharacteristic, as he tends to excel with logic games. However, I identified that the issue was he had overlooked a "limited options" diagram for the game, which would have expedited the answers he was looking for. From there, we went into a discussion of logical reasoning and how to maximize efficiency in preparing for this section. We also reviewed several question types with which he was not familiar. He is taking a PT for extra practice. He will also be completing an RC section that we worked on today and blind reviewing his PT. The entire second half of our session was spent on an intro to Reading Comprehension and tips for success in the section. This was definitely an eye-opener for him, who said our conversation had changed the way he thought about the section completely. I'm hopeful this means he will perform well on the section tomorrow!"

"The student and I worked through many logic games. She has said she is now getting about half the questions right on a given AR section compared to three or four when she started. For the next session, the student will continue working on logic games, and we will review what she struggled with in our next session."