What type of study schedule can you provide?

Answer 1

Here's a sample of just one session, written up in the customized Study Plan I prepare for each student.

01/25 Tasklist

1. Set goals: 
2. Arguments: 100% points on first 10 questions
3. Games: 100% points on first 2 games
4. Identified 
5. Premise: Kangaroos have fur.
6. Conclusion: Kangaroos love poptarts.
7. Assumption: Furry animals love poptarts.
8. Identified assumptions:
9. Necessary: I have at least $20 to buy the notebook that costs $20.  
10. Sufficient: I have $40 to buy the notebook that costs $20. / I have exactly $20 to buy the notebook that costs $20.
11. Began blind review (BR) process: 
12. Take test timed, circling any questions that aren’t 100% certain. 
13. Before checking answers, return to circled questions and solve, untimed, until 100% certain.
14. Check answers and record all circled and/or incorrect questions in the revision sheet.
15. Push yourself to engage fully with the questions and verbalize correct/incorrect reasoning.
16. Worked through T56/S4/G1:
17. Number-line ordering game, with combinable rules (LG/GL and G—K) and major chunks (L_J/J_L).
18. Learned about orientation questions: a game’s first question, which usually builds off existing rules.
19. Learned to save time by framing: plugging in questions on paper instead of doing mental work.

Homework:

1. BR: T56/S2 (4, 16, 20) & T56/S3 (16, 25)
2. Arguments: Assumptions Walkthrough & Assumptions Drills
3. Games: Ordering Drills & Diagramming Drills