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How can a tutor assist you in conquering LSAT?
Law schools require students to take the LSAT, or the Law School Admission Test, to gain admittance to their programs. The exam is offered four times a year. It spans five sections that cover logical reasoning, writing, analytical reasoning, reading comprehension, and a variable section that is designed to test potential new questions for future exams. You are given 35 minutes on each section to solve multiple-choice problems. Your essay is unscored and is sent to the law schools you apply for. Test preparation is a must, but it may be difficult to know what the best option is. Classroom-based courses may not account for your natural learning pace, while online study materials are impersonal at best. Let a skilled professional tutor in Orlando, Florida, teach you all about the LSAT.
The educational directors at Varsity Tutors may help you connect with LSAT tutors in Orlando. Each of the independent tutors whom we may help you find are experienced professionals who are adept at helping students prepare for the LSAT. Your tutor is selected for you based on your individual needs, such as your learning personality, concerns, testing goals, school of choice, and many other factors that may play a role in your tutoring sessions.
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"The student and I covered a practice test he had completed. We went over his weaknesses on logical reasoning questions. I attempted to help him with his strategy on logic games, particular noting the steps involved in making deductions and writing down entities."
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"This session the student and I went over the logic games she did for a practice test that she just took. She got about half of the questions correct, but she said that guessed on some. One of the four games was a basic linear game, so we just went over one question that she wasn't sure about. The other games involved more complicated set-ups and were more complicated games, so we went over them together. For next time we will continue to work on advanced linear set-up techniques, grouping games and grouping/linear combo games."
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"Today we worked on logic games for most of the session, building off what we worked on yesterday. We looked at numerical restrictions and template mapping for certain types of games. We then looked at the last two types of arguments."
