LSAT Reading Comprehension; A Free Reading Comp Lesson From Mike Kim, Author of The LSAT Trainer

Professor Kim could win a teaching competition. His lessons are the goods.

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this was awesome... I am going to use some of these skills to help my 9 yr .. he is having problems with Reading Comprehension

Where can I access the full answer guide to this version of the LSAT? Thanks also your videos are great

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Thanks for this! I'm studying Pre-law this year!

I bought your book

How do I retain the information in my memory so I don’t waste time constantly going back to the passage searching for certain words or phrases?

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For #15, choosing between A and E, I understand why E is incorrect in using "radical" and using the word "growth" to describe access. But I really don't see how A can be remotely considered the main point. I mean, we see the author's main point right in the last sentence like a big "and this is why I wrote this." A doesn't even mention the author's concern about changing copyright laws. I immediately ruled it out as FAR too narrow.

Your book, your teaching style, your attitudes, and your LSAT philosophy are groundbreaking. I recommended it to people in my Power Score course who were having trouble with concepts that are only ever explained in one hit-or-miss way across other LSAT programs.

I have a question. When you recommend that when practicing for the LSAT we practice the same passage again until we master it, I would like to know why is this helpful if the LSAT has different passages and test questions? Why couldn't we just apply the same technique you taught us to different passages? Thanks!

I have a question. When you say, "Try it untimed and review as carefully as you can," could this suggestion apply to the second time you take a practice test in general, when the questions are different from the first practice exam you did, or is this only when you're going through the same passage as before? Thank you. This video was helpful!

Wow! Just started studying.

Just this one video helped go from 4/7 correct to 7/7. You're awesome!

I'm loving the trainer so far and would like to thank you for all of this. However, the email you all provide on your website has not responded to me and it's been over 3 months. Is there any other way to privately have questions answered about your material? Or do I have to ask my questions here?

omg thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey Mike, your book is great but I have to say, man—you use way too many run-on sentences.

Thank you so much for this, it is SO helpful!

Thanks Mike! This video opens up a new way for me to look at questions and texts and eliminate wrong answers.

I am just starting to take the exam in January 2022 so I trying to fully understand the method and think logically in terms of being a lawyer

My problem is how am I suppose to mentally process all of that for each passage in real time in 35 min (3 min per passage, 1 min per question on average)

Thank you so much!

Your book has helped me jump over 15 points, especially in logical reasoning. Thanks.

Do you have an email address?

The mind-numbing wording of the questions and answer choices is the hardest part of this section. The test makers are sadistic.

Thanks for a great Tutorial!

Mike sir you are helping lot of Indian students for CLAT(Indian law entrance) ..... Love from India!

One of the most comprehensive suggestions to prepare for many standardized tests. Fat kudos dude! Many thanks for your effort!

Number 17 was a great example because I usually get stuck between two attractive choices, so it was good to see how certain words used is what sets apart the right answer from the wrong one

You're awesome thank you so much!

Watching this for GMAT RC! Training should be harder than the Actual test, so LSAT is the way to go for me!

RC is definitely my worst area, but this video was very helpful. Thanks!

omg, he explains this in a way we could actually!!!!!! totally!!!!!! understand in a profound way.!

Very useful! Thank you. It's perfect to have this to complement the LSAT Trainer. I'm struggling with timing but I will keep practicing!

You're the GOAT, Mike! Thank you.

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I was a management major now I want to go to law school. My weakest area is reading comprehension. I’m great at understanding words and things, but I find that I zone out on the passages because they are so long and boring, and then I have to reread them and try to force myself to focus on what they are actually saying. I’m pretty good at logical reasoning and I’ve improved with the logic games. Reading comp is toughest. Like you say in the video so many people have so many different ways of doing this. Some people say read the question first, some say read the passage first, some suggest skimming..... I hate reading comp 😤

I’m just starting to prepare for the November test. This is so helpful

Could you clarify the last point you made. How can you repeat it and master it, if you already know the answer?

The print is hopeless on a small screen

I can't believe this is free

I got each of these correct, but I did horribly on and am still confused about the CO2/global warming passage in the book. Is there a video explanation of that passage?!

1.75x speed thank me later

I am registered for the LSAT in July. I took a sample exam (June 2007) today, just to see where I'm starting from, and scored 161. If I have 14 weeks to study full-time, is it possible I could hit 175 or above? Thanks!

Have gone from a 140 to a 162 in about 10 weeks with 2 more weeks to go because of your program. Wouldn't have been here without you and am excited to see how I do on the actual exam!

Mike, I spent about 1200 in the testmaster course. I wished I knew about your course before. I'm taking the January test!

what is drill sets?

i have two months to study for the LSAT mike. i am studying very strictly and these videos help a lot any other advice?