The LSAT Advantage with Professor Dave (2007-2009) with CD ROM

by David Scalise, Michael Frisbie (Editor), Steve Curl (Illustrator)

The LSAT Advantage with Professor Dave 1. Coverage for the New Comparative Passages Question-Type. 2. Thorough exposure to the Law School Admission Test through pretesting and post-testing with similar exam questions and timed practice sets. 3. Insightful presentations and helpful exercises that aid students in strengthening their command of specific subject areas. 4. A CD-ROM containing 25 voice tracks three full-length exams with answers and complete explanations, an Analytical Reasoning Primer, plus an extensive Tips and Tricks section for the final review. Unique features The Professor Dave image which serves to motivate and inspire students as he simulates the classroom experience with his students. The useful dialogues featured in the text between teacher and student help to engage the students and quell test anxiety. What is lacking in commercial test prep materials is a personalized, instructor-led, learning experience. 1. Learning at the knee of the master is the best pedagogy for learning difficult material. 2. Students everywhere share the common experience of in-classroom learning with an experienced, enthusiastic instructor. 3. The focus groups choose Professor Dave, from other icons, as a friendly, familiar face with whom they felt comfortable and confident he would help. Use of Comic Sans as a dialogue font while retaining Times (the exam font) for the academic material. Voice tracks by Professor Dave that, in addition to the academic material, focus 1. The law school application process 2. The law school experience 3. Careers in law The voice tracks provide information that cannot be found elsewhere. The CD-ROM also houses additional study material that brings the total coverage to 750 pages the largest LSAT book on the market. Motivational, humorous, educational quotes that are positioned throughout the book. You ll find the review experience to be unique and comprehensive.

457 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2007