The PowerScore Virtual LSAT Course Syllabus

There are a total of ten lessons in the PowerScore Virtual LSAT Course, and each session is 180 minutes in length. Each lesson is accompanied by a comprehensive homework assignment that contains drills, analyses, questions, and explanations. The following syllabus is used in the PowerScore Virtual LSAT Course:

• Introduction to Course
  
  Virtual Functionality
  
  
• Logical Reasoning
  
  Analyzing the Stimulus
  Premises, Conclusions, and Fact Sets
  Analyzing the Question Stem
  The Logical Reasoning Question Types
  Prephrasing Answers
  Must Be True Questions
  The Fact Test™
  
  
• Logic Games
  
  Approaching the Games
  Setups and Diagramming
  Pure Sequencing Diagramming Guidelines
  Pure Sequencing Games
  
  

• Logical Reasoning
  
  Sufficient and Necessary Conditions
  Reversals and Negations
  Chain Relationships
  Diagramming “Unless”
  Multiple Sufficient and Necessary Conditions
  The Double Arrow
  Must Be True and Conditional Questions
  
  
• Reading Comprehension
  
  Approaching the Passages
  Reading Comprehension Question Types
  Approaching the Questions
  Law Related Passages

• Logical Reasoning
  
  Weaken Questions
  Cause and Effect Reasoning
  Causality in Weaken Questions
  
  
• Logic Games
  
  Basic Linear Setups
  Rule Representation: Blocks, Sequencing, and Dual Options
  Basic Linear Setup Games

• Logic Games
  
  Advanced Linear Setups and Multiple Stacks
  
  
• Reading Comprehension
  
  Diagramming the Passages
  Passage Structure Traps
  Answer Choice Traps
  Political Correctness

• Logical Reasoning
  
  Strengthen Questions
  Resolve the Paradox Questions
  
  
• Logic Games
  
  The Principle of Grouping
  Unified Grouping Theory™
  The Double-Not Arrow
  Linear vs Grouping Symbolizations
  Hurdle the Uncertainty™
  Grouping Games

• Logical Reasoning
  
  Assumption Questions
  The Supporter/Defender Assumption Model™
  The Assumption Negation Technique™
  Justify the Conclusion Questions
  The Justify Formula™
  
  
• Reading Comprehension
  
  Comparative Reading Theory
  Comparative Reading Passages

• Logical Reasoning
  
  Method of Reasoning Questions
  Method-AP Questions
  Fallacious Methods of Reasoning
  Flaw in the Reasoning Questions
  
  
• Logic Games
  
  Grouping Theory Review
  Grouping Games

• Logical Reasoning
  
  Parallel Reasoning Questions
  The Parallel Reasoning Elemental Attack™
  Parallel Flaw Questions
  Principle Questions
  
  
• Logic Games
  
  Distribution Identification and Production Methodology™
  Numerical Distribution Games
  Mapping Games

• Logical Reasoning
  
  Main Point Questions
  Point at Issue and Point of Agreement Questions
  The Agree/Disagree Test™
  The Agree/Agree Test™
  
  
• Reading Comprehension
  
  Science and Technology Passages
  Strategic Time Management

• Logic Games
  
  Limited Solution Set Games
  Identify the Templates™
  
  
• Writing Sample
  
  Writing Sample Analysis
  The Decision Prompt
  The Pro-Con Format
  The Decision Prompt Writing Sample
  
  
• Final Test Review
  
  Test Day Expectations