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"As a sophomore who had heard nothing but horror stories about the LSAT's logic section and philosophy classes in general, I was very nervous that I wouldn't catch on to logical reasoning and all its components. The tutorials catered to all of my learning styles. I was able to listen and watch the video tutorials, and I was able to quiz myself. Although the LSAT is a few years away, I will be using your tutorials to keep up with my logical reasoning skills."
- Chandra P.

“I took logic in college many years ago and have enjoyed the refresher. In a media environment where civil public debate has been replaced by angry name-calling, your tutorials have reminded me just how rare and precious a good argument really is.”
- Harold D.

“We’re home schooling our kids in the classical tradition, and instruction in logic and reasoning is part of our curriculum. Our 14 and 16 year-old sons have watched all your tutorials and worked through all the quiz questions, and they’re looking forward to more. Thank you so much for this resource.”
- Sherri J.

“Dear Kevin: I just wanted to let you know that I took the LSAT last month and was very happy with the result. I know your tutorials aren’t specifically aimed at the LSAT but I can testify that the general concepts and skills you teach were a great asset and helped me approach the test with more confidence. Thanks!"
- Cory L.

“Ack! I can’t turn off my fallacy radar! I feel like that kid in the Sixth Sense, except I see fallacies everywhere instead of dead people.”
- David B.

“Your videos are phenomenal, and most importantly to me, absent of any obvious agenda or bias, other than teaching the straight tools of logical thinking. Whichever way a bias or agenda ends up swinging in a person's mind, I think that it is best for society if it sits on top of logical core.”
- Robert B.

"This video helped me pass my class with a 96." [referring to my video on how to organize an argumentative essay]
- ladiiesmiiles