Do you have trouble staying focused in Reading Comprehension? It’s the one section on the test that is notoriously difficult to improve on. In this Forum post, our resident LSAT expert and content developer Nikki Siclunov discusses strategies for staying actively engaged with the text. If you’ve ever “zoned out” in RC, this post is for you.
Here’s a quick preview. Make sure to check out the full thread to read the entire explanation Nikki provided to this student:
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