So, they ask, “Should I take notes while watching these online videos?” And, perhaps as a result, many are unsure whether they should even take notes while watching these videos. For students whose academic careers took place exclusively in classrooms, watching live recorded lessons or on-demand lesson videos at home could feel a bit like a strange new learning environment. Many LSAT prep programs have placed a greater emphasis on online courses recently, both to account for the new(-ish)ly digital LSAT and students’ busy lives and aversion to long commutes. This is a question that’s been coming over our transom quite a bit. Should I take notes while watching videos for an online LSAT course? Call this our FEAQs (Frequently Enough Asked Questions).
Today’s blog will address some of the less common, but still fairly common, questions we didn’t have a chance to address on our site. Now, some of your questions are so common that they become “frequently asked questions.” And we have a pretty robust FAQs section on our website, both for prospective and current students.
So you have some questions about how to prepare for the LSAT, or how to make the most of one of our prep programs. The LSAT makes naive fawns of us all, as we take our first timid steps into some LSAT prep program. Especially if you’re preparing for the LSAT.
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