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LSAT Logical Reasoning: The Argument-Type Playbook · Wednesday · 5 min

Why Mixed LSAT Drills Beat Blocked Practice

This episode breaks down why high scores on single-type drill sets can create the illusion of competence and collapse on real test day. The hosts explain how interleaved practice, mixed Logical Reasoning sets, and the 20/80 rule build lasting retention and better LSAT performance.

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This episode breaks down why high scores on single-type drill sets can create the illusion of competence and collapse on real test day. The hosts explain how interleaved practice, mixed Logical Reasoning sets, and the 20/80 rule build lasting retention and better LSAT performance.

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