LSAT Clock Management | LSAT Demon Daily, Ep. 959

Описание: In this episode, Erik and Nathan respond to Adam, who is confused about LSAT Demon’s “one question at a time” and “ignore-the-clock” strategies. Adam, after studying with LSAT Demon for 1.5 months, wonders if LSAT timing strategies—like adjusting based on the clock or skipping questions—should play a bigger role in scoring higher.

Nathan and Erik double down on their advice: Focus on accuracy, not speed. They explain why rushing or changing strategies halfway through a timed section is a mistake and how improving your understanding leads to faster progress. They also explore whether the NFL analogy Adam offers (using different strategies as game time runs out) really applies to the LSAT. Spoiler alert—it doesn’t.

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CHAPTERS:

0:02 - Introduction
0:18 - Adam’s Background and Premises
2:01 - The Philosophy Behind Demon’s Strategy
4:25 - NFL Analogy and Its Limitations
8:05 - When Skipping a Question is Appropriate
12:03 - Timing Strategy and Long-Term Growth
19:02 - Timing and High Percentile Scoring
20:32 - Final Thoughts and Gratitude

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