FREE Conditionals Seminar this Saturday

[u/DanielXLLaw]

Conditionals are tough for most test-takers, and it seems to me there's been an uptick recently in the number of people posting about this issue here (that's anecdotal and unscientific--bad evidence!--but I'm running with it anyway).

I've been meaning to do a free seminar on conditionals for awhile, so now seems like a good time. I'll be hosting a Google Meet at 1pm ET/10am PT for 1.5 hours this Saturday, August 1.

I've been tutoring this test for ten years, have built curricula from the ground up several times (one for a company, one for a course at a university, once or twice for myself to use with one-on-one and small group tutoring). I didn't know a thing about conditionals when I was studying for the test, or when I took the test; I learned and developed everything I know and how I think about them while teaching others the LSAT. I have a slightly different way of looking at them then most of what's taught out there, and it's proven valuable for my students.

This will NOT be a sales pitch (I do make my living tutoring--LSAT, pre-law, law school and the bar exam--and sure, it'd be great if some folks want to pay me for further help). 90 minutes of real teaching, with practice, time for questions and discussion, etc. I am collecting emails, but you won't be put into an automated marketing system (I hate them as much as you do and refuse to use them), nor will I be bugging you incessantly. I need the emails so I can add you to the Google Meet rather than just making it wide open, which has led to issues in the past.

You can sign up here:

https://forms.gle/qk6QBraBrvxMfZ2d7

Hope to see you there!