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Foundations
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Welcome!
1 min
You Try
Spanish 101
15 min
Is There A Better Approach?
2 min
Now Do 100 Questions in a Row!
1 min
The LSAT is Hard
4 min
Build Your Foundation: Core Curriculum
3 min
Training: PTs, Sections, Analytics, and Drills
1 min
Understand Every Question
5 min
Engage with Peers and Friends
1 min
Learn Together: Live Class
1 min
About the LSAT
2 min
Why the LSAT Matters
2 min
Arguments
Let's Be Clear
3 min
Relationships
3 min
Arguments are Relationships
4 min
Premise and Conclusion
3 min
Definition of Support
4 min
Example Argument - Tigers
4 min
Order Doesn't Matter
2 min
Skill Builder
Arguments
30 min
Example Argument - Disney Vacation Club
3 min
Example Argument - The Toppled Trash Bin
4 min
Not all arguments are equally strong
2 min
The spectrum of support
4 min
Assumptions - Tigers Argument
5 min
Not all assumptions are equally reasonable
3 min
The spectrum of reasonableness
3 min
Assumptions - Trash Bin Argument
4 min
Assumptions - Disney Argument
2 min
Assumptions are subtle
2 min
Three methods to identify premises and conclusions
6 min
Skill Builder
Premise and Conclusion 1
30 min
Skill Builder
Premise and Conclusion 2
30 min
Skill Builder
Premise and Conclusion 3
30 min
Complex arguments: sub-conclusions and major premises
4 min
Skill Builder
Complex Arguments
30 min
For, since, because
5 min
Skill Builder
For, since, because
30 min
Context
6 min
Context Indicators
4 min
Skill Builder
Context
30 min
Concession
3 min
Concession indicators
5 min
Skill Builder
Concession
30 min
Summary
7 min
You Try
Productivity of a Business
12 min
You Try
Warm Sea on Europa
10 min
You Try
Arguments (3 Qs)
20 min
Checkpoint - How are we doing?
1 min
Grammar
Grammar is Underrated
2 min
Nouns and Verbs
2 min
Clause
2 min
Subject and Predicate
2 min
Object
2 min
Modifiers in the Subject
3 min
Modifiers in the Predicate
3 min
Modifiers Create Complexity
4 min
Modifiers: Structure v. Detail
4 min
Skill Builder
Subject, Predicate, Modifiers
30 min
Modifiers "That" and "Who"
7 min
Modifiers can be Modified
6 min
Skill Builder
Modifiers
30 min
Referentials
7 min
Referential “That”
2 min
Referential “Which”
4 min
Skill Builder
Referentials 1
30 min
Negative Referential
3 min
Skill Builder
Referentials 2
30 min
You Try
Motivational Posters
11 min
One Subject and Two Predicates
2 min
One Predicate and Two Subjects
3 min
Linking Clauses
8 min
“That” as Object Clause
6 min
Skill Builder
Object Clause
30 min
Clarity v. Economy of Expression
3 min
The Art of Translating
4 min
Comparatives
2 min
Comparative - Three Step Process
4 min
Complication: Referentials
8 min
Complication: Linked Clauses
3 min
Complication: Modifiers
4 min
Complication: Abstractions
4 min
Complication: Everything
4 min
Comparatives: Round 2
3 min
Negative Comparatives
4 min
Implied Comparatives
5 min
Comparative - Relative v. Absolute
4 min
Comparative Language is Versatile
5 min
Skill Builder
Comparatives 1
30 min
Skill Builder
Comparatives 2
30 min
Skill Builder
Comparatives 3
30 min
Skill Builder
Comparatives 4
30 min
You Try
Are People Noticing You?
10 min
The Rhetorical Question
2 min
Summary
3 min
Law School Admissions Overview
6 min
Conditional and Set Logic
You Try
The Coffee Shoppe
15 min
The Logic of an Argument
4 min
Sets, Supersets, Subsets, and Membership
4 min
Sufficiency and Necessity
6 min
Sufficiency and Necessity are Relationships
2 min
The Conditional Argument - Formal Argument #1
6 min
Truth and Validity
5 min
Lawgic the Language
5 min
Translating to Lawgic - Formal Argument #1
5 min
Sets v. Conditions
4 min
Negation
6 min
Contrapositive
4 min
The Contrapositive Argument - Formal Argument #2
5 min
The Contrapositive Argument - Andersen v. King County (2006)
3 min
Too Many Expressions in English
4 min
Conditional (Sufficiency and Necessity) Indicators
4 min
Group 1 - Sufficient Condition Indicators
8 min
Skill Builder
Group 1 Translations
30 min
Group 2 - Necessary Condition Indicators
9 min
Skill Builder
Group 2 Translations 1
30 min
Skill Builder
Group 2 Translations 2
30 min
Skill Builder
Group 2 Translations 3
30 min
Skill Builder
Group 2 Translations 4
30 min
Group 3 - Negate Sufficient
7 min
Group 3 - “Or”
5 min
Skill Builder
Group 3 Translations
30 min
Group 4 - Negate Necessary
5 min
Skill Builder
Group 4 Translations
30 min
4 Groups of Conditional Indicators Summary
10 min
Chaining Conditionals - Formal Argument #3
5 min
Skill Builder
Chaining Conditionals 1
30 min
Skill Builder
Chaining Conditionals 2
30 min
Skill Builder
Chaining Conditionals 3
30 min
Three Formal Arguments Combined
12 min
Formal Arguments #1 - #3 Review
3 min
You Try
Inspired Musical Performances
16 min
Skill Builder
Draw Valid Conclusions 1
30 min
Conditionals without Indicators
9 min
Conjunction (and)
7 min
Other Conjunction Indicators
3 min
Disjunction (or)
7 min
Negating Conjunction and Disjunction - De Morgan's Laws
5 min
Skill Builder
Conjunction, Disjunction, and De Morgan's
30 min
Kick it Up to the Domain
9 min
You Try
Conditional and Set Logic (3 Qs)
20 min
Kick Up Conditional Conclusions
6 min
Skill Builder
Kick it Up to the Domain
30 min
Embedded Conditionals
10 min
Rules and Exceptions
3 min
Skill Builder
Rules and Exceptions (Embedded Conditionals)
30 min
Bi-Conditionals
2 min
Skill Builder
Drawing Valid Conclusions 2
30 min
You Try
Buying an Expensive Antique
14 min
Motivation Break꞉ Brad Carney
8 min
Logic of Intersecting Sets
Intersecting Sets
7 min
Ambiguity and Boundaries
4 min
Quantifier “Some”
3 min
“Some” Can Exclude “All”
3 min
Translating “Some” to Lawgic
6 min
Quantifier “Most”
5 min
Translating “Most” to Lawgic
6 min
Quantifier “All”
3 min
No Contrapositives for “Some” and “Most”
6 min
Quantifier “Overwhelming Majority”
4 min
Quantifier “Many”
4 min
Quantifier “Few”
2 min
Quantifier Inferences
3 min
Applications of Quantifier Inferences
4 min
Skill Builder
Quantifier Translations
30 min
Negating “All” Statements
3 min
Negating Conditional Statements
3 min
Negating “Some” Statements
3 min
Negating “Most” Statements
3 min
Skill Builder
Negation 1
30 min
Skill Builder
Negation 2
30 min
Skill Builder
Negation 3
30 min
Intersection Relationships Summary
2 min
Some Before All - Formal Argument #4
7 min
Most Before All - Formal Argument #5
5 min
Two Split Mosts - Formal Argument #6
4 min
Other Formal Arguments
2 min
Valid Formal Arguments Review
3 min
Skill Builder
Drawing Valid Conclusions 3
30 min
Skill Builder
Drawing Valid Conclusions 4
30 min
You Try
The Spring Cleanup
12 min
You Try
Intersecting Sets (3 Qs)
20 min
Checkpoint - We'd love more feedback!
1 min
Formal Logic Flaws
Formal Logic Flaws
3 min
Confusing Sufficiency for Necessity
2 min
Denying the Sufficient Condition
2 min
Affirming the Necessary Condition
2 min
Most Statements are Not Reversible
3 min
All Before Most
2 min
All Before Some
2 min
Most Before Most
2 min
Some Before Some
2 min
Invalid Formal Arguments Review
2 min
Logic of Causation
You Try
Minivans and Sports Cars
15 min
Causation
3 min
Phenomenon
3 min
Explanation
3 min
Hypothesis
3 min
Causal Arguments
4 min
Alternative Hypothesis
3 min
Causal Mechanism
6 min
Chaining Causal Claims
1 min
Chronology
3 min
Similar Causal Relationships
4 min
Direct Evidence
3 min
Predictions
3 min
Correlation Phenomenon
4 min
Correlations - Positive or Negative
7 min
Correlation v. Explanation
2 min
Competing Hypotheses to Explain Correlation
3 min
Evaluating Competing Hypotheses
6 min
More Competing Hypotheses
5 min
Causal Language
5 min
Skill Builder
Causal or Non-Causal?
30 min
You Try
Decline in NGOs
12 min
The Ideal Experiment
10 min
Falling Short of Ideal
4 min
Dramamine - Ideal Experiment Applied
6 min
Placebo, Blinding, and Other Issues
6 min
You Try
My First Teacher
13 min
Summary
3 min
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