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Effective LSAT Takeaways
Are you doing this one thing that will make your LSAT PT review more effective?
Whenever you take an LSAT practice test, you should be reviewing afterwards so that you understand exactly why the right answers are right and the wrong answers are wrong. But if you stop your review there, it’s not as effective as it could be. Instead, your review should be focused on making sure you don’t make the same kinds of mistakes next time.
Mistakes are an opportunity to learn. And so if you don’t extract as much as possible from each mistake, you’re limiting yourself in your ability to master this test.
So thoroughly review each question that gave you trouble. Make sure you understand the question completely. Then come up with a takeaway that you can apply to future questions.
Want a more thorough discussion of how to blind review for the LSAT? Check out this blog post:
