LSAT teachers/tutors – prep advice
LSAT Teachers and Tutors – Join The Conversation!
An LSAT preparation course is only as good as the LSAT teacher
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There is no one way to teach LSAT and there is no one perspective on LSAT. The purpose of the LSATStudyGroup.com blog is to provide a prep network. This includes:
- LSAT test takers helping other test takers; and
- LSAT teachers and tutors helping test takers (or other teachers)
In invite you to offer “guest posts” for this site. A guest post could talk about the LSAT, LSAT preparation or perhaps LSAT books. An example of a “guest post” is from John Rood at:
http://lsatstudygroup.com/2009/12/guest-post-the-value-of-an-lsat-test-drive/
So, if you would like to “join the discussion” please email me your post (preferably in html format) to:
But, please no posts that are solely for promotional purposes.
LSAT Teachers and Tutors – Prep Advice
I thought I would link to some interesting perspectives on LSAT preparation. If you would like the link to you removed or if you would like a link to your site or a specific post on your site, contact John at:
prelawforum at gmail dot com
http://advisein.wordpress.com/2009/11/30/success-on-the-lsat/
http://sanfranciscolsatprepcourse.wordpress.com/2009/02/02/lsat-preparation-mistake-san-francisco/
http://www.nextsteptestprep.com/2009/12/30/ideal-lsat-study-plan-3-months/