Скачать или смотреть Practice Tests or Timed Sections? | LSAT Demon Daily, Ep. 960

In this episode, Nathan and Ben discuss the pros and cons of different LSAT study methods, including drilling, timed sections, and practice tests. They share advice on how to balance these techniques during your LSAT prep to get the most out of each approach.

The hosts agree: A combination of drilling, timed sections, and occasional full practice tests is key. If you're early in your LSAT journey or scoring in the 140s, heavy drilling is more important than full tests. As your score improves, you can introduce more full practice exams. Nathan and Ben dive into the importance of thorough review and why it's crucial to break down each mistake, whether you're drilling or taking a timed section.

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CHAPTERS:

0:00 - Introduction
0:09 - Nate’s Email: Questions About Practice Tests Strategy
0:38 - Overview of LSAT Study Methods: Drilling, Timed Sections, Full Tests
1:16 - Importance of Thorough Review During Drilling
1:45 - Balancing Study Methods Based on Current Score Level
2:12 - Why Full Practice Tests Are Not Always Ideal
2:44 - Downsides of Full Practice Tests and Benefits of Targeted Study
3:12 - Balancing Proportions: Drilling, Timed Sections, and Occasional Full Tests
3:39 - Importance of Doing a Few Full Practice Tests Before Test Day
3:57 - When Full Practice Tests Are Necessary
4:12 - Time Constraints and Maximizing Study Efficiency
4:30 - Key Advice for Mixing Study Methods
4:38 - Closing Thoughts: Email and Contact Information

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