Very good the reflection insight about "what did I do good?".

Btw, I also noticed that practicing RC is so so crucial to improve.

This seems obvious, but it is not obvious to a lot of people - because reading comp seems like something that we do every day and we just need to read the passage to get it right - which is not completely true.

I noticed that when I started studying for the LSAT, RC was easier than LR. However, as I got to the mid 160's, RC was the section pulling my score down.

I noticed that a big problem with the LSAT is not reading and understanding, but is preserving mental clarity. Reading the answer options gets you very tired. RC becomes a challenge when you are under stress, reading multiple answer choices, and reading so many different topics with convoluted sentences.

That is why practicing LSAT is very different than just reading a dense academic text.

Practice and reviewing, and giving yourself months to get better, is the key. There is no way around it.

6:37 woahwoahwoah—"purple 'P' reader" for RC review?? Why am I only just now learning about this?? I've been on my LSAT journey for some time now, and frankly I've never been able to crack the best way to review RC. This reader feature might just be what I need.

I was working with a study buddy and I found studying together is not for me. The other person wants to do all the questions and explanation. 😭😩

OK. Should I be referring to the passage when I come up with the predictions or just in general

I am looking for the "P" reader feature you mentioned and cannot find it.