How to Get -0 or -2 on RC

Ariana is taking the June LSAT and wants near-perfect RC. Bailey lays out the three things she checks on every paragraph (structure, author's position, other people's positions) and refuses to move on until she can label what the paragraph is doing. Henry brings the hard-vs-easy-to-prove framework — why "John walked today" is a fundamentally different answer choice than "Mary ate a bacon, egg and cheese with ketchup, salt, and pepper" — plus what to do when emotive words like "ambivalent" stop you in your tracks. Closes with the two-test check for main point questions.