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New members -- what is your #1 area in need of improvement?
It could be a category (e.g., Craft & Structure), a subcategory (Words in Context), or a specific question type (those "however" questions, or strengthen/weaken questions, etc.). Feel free to post screenshots or example questions.
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Outlier vs trend problem
i know the video states the answer should be A, but i can't wrap my head around it. Shouldn't it be C? Question: Prolonged exposure to high-pressure testing environments has been shown to affect cognitive performance, as researchers have documented differences between individuals tested under stressful conditions and those tested in more neutral settings. In a recent meta-analysis of studies examining this effect across personality traits, researchers found that, on average, individuals classified as highly introverted exhibited larger performance declines under test-related stress than individuals classified as highly extraverted. However, across the studies reviewed, some investigations involving extraverted participants reported performance declines that exceeded the average decline observed in studies of introverted participants. Therefore, the results of the meta-analysis suggest that ______. Which choice most logically completes the text? A) some studies of extraverted individuals found greater stress-related performance declines than were typical for studies of introverted individuals. B) introverted individuals are generally more susceptible than extraverted individuals to the cognitive effects of test-related stress. C) differences in stress-related performance outcomes cannot be determined solely on the basis of personality classification. D) testing environments have a greater influence on cognitive performance than do individual personality traits.
No such improvement in RW score
Gave a test 20 days ago and got 600 in RW. Now, I gave another test today and got 610 in RW. I spent these 20 days: - solving hard math questions - completed your SEC & EOI playlists - completed your free course on Skool. Right now, you have limited videos, but I have watched almost all of the videos you have uploaded/removed (including the basic ones) on it so far because I check it daily. So, I can say that I've gone through the content for every section and question type. While watching your videos, I would pause after each question and try to solve it on my own before listening to your explanation. I was able to answer most of the questions correctly, and that made me feel much more confident. I thought that my reading and comprehension skills had improved a lot. Anyways, I got this number of questions right by each type: Mod #1 Vocab: 6/6 General Passage: 1/2 Cross-text connection: 1/1 Tables/Charts: 2/2 Quotation: 0/1 Infer related: 2/3 Grammar: 5/6 Transitions: 4/4 Notes: 2/2 Mod #2 Vocab: 1/4 Function: 1/2 General Passage: 1/4 Quotation: 1/1 Tables/Charts: 0/2 Infer: 1/1 Grammar: 5/6 Transitions: 3/4 Notes: 1/3 Now, I plan to drill the College Board question bank. I haven't solved college bank questions related to passages (only did grammar & transitions). My Math also improved after I solved the bank questions, so let's see. Apart from that, I also plan to watch walkthroughs of the 3 BB tests I have given so far & also watch the remaining playlists on your channel. I hope that I reach at least 720 in RW.
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New Transitions PDF
Four of the transition words/phrases that many students struggle with are Indeed, Ultimately, That said, and Conversely. Do you know when (and when not) to use them? Plus: one question in the new transition format that's been catching students off guard. Answer key and explanations at the end of the PDF. https://www.skool.com/3-4-5-tutoring-sat-rw-9239/classroom/b4e2d9e7?md=0be655b6ff1c427ea31746abfaaac7ff
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