Weakest-Family Remediation (adaptive; default: assumption family)
Weakest-Family Remediation (Adaptive)
The first adaptive day in the plan: instead of a fixed topic, today's focus comes from your own error-log data. Default focus (if your log doesn't clearly point elsewhere): the assumption family (Necessary/Sufficient Assumption, Strengthen, Weaken), since it's the largest and most gap-dependent cluster covered so far.
How to Run an Adaptive Day
- Pull your error log and tally misses by question type across all of Phase 2.
- Pick whichever single family has the worst combination of miss-count and miss-rate.
- Re-read that family's original curriculum days (linked from the sidebar) as a refresher.
- Drill that family specifically — on LawHub, scan sections for stems matching just that family, the same targeted-scan technique used since Day 11.
Practice items on this page are curriculum-authored in LSAT style; they are not official LSAC questions. Real drilling happens on LawHub — see the assignment below.
Q1. Your log shows 40% accuracy on Necessary Assumption but 85% on everything else. What should today's remediation focus on?
LawHub drill-tier LR section(s), untimed, scanned for your identified weak type only.
An RC maintenance day tomorrow (humanities/social science), then the second application-strategy checkpoint before Phase 2 closes Saturday.