Circuit Logic - The Free Tests
Meet the Experts
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Meet the Experts -
Jacob Feldman
NEXUS ACADEMICS
Jacob Feldman has provided comprehensive academic consulting for students from the finest private and public schools in New York and beyond since 2002. Expert consultant in standardized assessment. Graduate of McGill University.
Keith Syska
LAST CALL BAR ACADEMY
Experienced educator with a demonstrated history of working in the e-learning industry. Has worked across disciplines to provide the best support for his students. Graduate of The University of Texas School of Law and Notre Dame University
Circuit Logic FAQ
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Slowly!
Circuits take time. Start with finding the conclusion, then organize the rest of the information. Over time, the shapes of circuits will become ever more apparent to you
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The beauty of this process is that there is no definitive “right” answer. The art is in realizing that drawing circuits is a means toward expanding and strengthening your analytical skills. Yours may differ from ours; that’s OK. What’s important is that you keep growing!
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Short answer: no.
Longer answer, ONLY insofar as you can sketch something quickly that provides value.
But these are really desgnd for your review process, a means o helping to make difficult and complex intellectual processes more intuitive.
Draw lots of circuits, ALL the circuits, in your review to help save you mental effort in your next timed section.