Regarding Not practice Prep Test 1-2 day(s) prior to actual

[lathlee]

Dear Dave, even though I agree with every advice you gave to prepare to actual LSAT but one point,

I 100% agree that it is waste of time and resources to practice 1 day ago or 2 days ago to take entire PrepTest(s) to practice which one would not have sufficient time to reflect on it.

but in case of light studying i kinda don't agree (Even though I strongly agree with you that the last day to study the new material that hasn't tried before should be 3 days prior to actual LSAT) Let's say if I practice 1 RC passage (new) or/and 1 LG Game (new) that I haven't tried yet during the last 1 or 2 days prior or 5 to 10 LR Questions (new), I think it might work.

But I super-duper agree, the best use of the last 2 days only should be used to going over the difficult parts one used to have and reflect on past wrong qs.

[Dave Killoran]

Hi Lathlee,

You don't agree that light studying is the most you should do? Or do you rather think you shouldn't study at all? Either are ok in my opinion, but anything more than light studying is a mistake I think

Thanks!

[lathlee]

Hi. Dave, sorry I am I wasn't articulate. I meant to say if studying new material, it must be light-studying. If one is going over the wrong qs in the past, especially one kept good notes on why one got some qs wrong in the past, I think heavy studying prior to 2 days is okay. 1 day ago, still, heavy studying is still not that good idea even if it is about going over wrong Qs but somewhere between light studying and heavy studying is okay I think if one can manage to sleep well.