What are PSSA questions?

Hi guys! I loved watching this video as someone who recently just broke out of the 150s in the low 160s could you do a video similar to this from 150s to (low-mid 160s). I would greatly appreciate it, if possible!

Also, for reading comp., how do you manage going about a RC timed section after completing low-res summaries for a passage? Often after I do my low-res summaries, for non-big picture questions such as the more detail oriented questions,  I have to go back into the text a bunch, which can leave me a little scrambled for time. Thanks so much.

hey guys!

as i have been studying more, i have found myself being more confident in many of my correct answers which is great, but i still have not managed to improve my prep test score yet. for reviewing my mistakes, do you guys think it is more important to focus on the questions where the answer i picked is the second-most answer chosen, and where i was deciding between that and the correct choice OR the ones where i was completely off base and chose something completely wrong? i feel like the obvious answer is i need to study both, but i just wondered if you have any feedback on which kind of mistake is more indicative of the progress i'm making - in other words, should it be more of a concern that i am getting easy ones wrong because i am either galaxy-braining the answer or misreading the stimulus OR that i am getting more difficult ones wrong because i choose the attractive but incorrect answer choice?

also, i was wondering if you guys could do an episode just going over each type of question and connecting it to certain phrasings and then connecting that to certain answer strategies? or at least point me towards some resource that makes this easy so i can make flashcards to remember the correct strategies for each question type!

thank you so much. y'all are keeping me sane during my LSAT journey.

Hey! I’m having a hard time coming back to questions that have you apply principles because they take up so much time. What is your advice for answering them in a timely manner and getting it right?

Is there still an app for 7sage? I did not find it!

Hi guys! I’m over halfway through the Logical Reasoning section of the core curriculum, and I’ve got a couple of questions about studying strategy.

First, how important is it to memorize all the question types? I’m noticing that as I move through the lessons, the types are starting to blur together a bit. I understand the value of recognizing patterns, but I’m worried that when I start practice tests, I won’t have a clear sense of how to approach each question type—even after studying them.

Second, I haven’t started any timed sections or full practice tests yet because I’ve been focused on learning the material. I’ve been nervous about “wasting” PTs before I finish the core curriculum. But is it better to start doing some timed sections or full PTs now, even if I haven’t completed all the lessons?

I just want to make sure I’m studying as effectively as possible and would love to hear what worked for others!