You’re invited to try LSAT Lab’s live online class. We’ve flipped the traditional classroom so now students first learn the basics with video lessons before they take on more advanced topics in class. Taught by Matt Sherman, 17-year LSAT veteran and former head of LSAT Academics at Manhattan Prep.
Sun: 8 PM ET ● Tues: 9 PM ET ● Thur: 9 PM ET
Meaning in Context
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Dec 8 2:30 PM (PT)
In Stacked Ordering games a good organization reveals hidden inferences which are the key to quickly solving this game type. This lesson looks at how to spot one of these games, how to set one up, and when to use frames.
Stacked Ordering
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Dec 8 5:00 PM (PT)
Most Supported
Instructor: Matt Sherman Tue Dec 10 3:30 PM (PT)
Sufficient Assumption questions in Logical Reasoning are all about finding the missing link in the argument.
Sufficient Assumption
Instructor: Matt Sherman Tue Dec 10 6:00 PM (PT)
Hybrid
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Dec 12 3:30 PM (PT)
Passage Maps in Reading Comprehension leverage the purpose of information to help you decide what content to prioritize and retain.
Passage Mapping
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Dec 12 6:00 PM (PT)
Comparative Passages
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Dec 15 2:30 PM (PT)
In/Out Grouping games are a tricky game type designed to measure "if/then" reasoning. Properly notating conditional relationships and quickly linking them together is key to success in this game type.
In/Out Grouping
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Dec 15 5:00 PM (PT)
Point
Instructor: Matt Sherman Tue Dec 17 3:30 PM (PT)
This lesson covers Reasoning Structures and Trap Answers common to Necessary Assumption questions and looks at how the correct answer creates a linking or a defending relationship.
Necessary Assumption
Instructor: Matt Sherman Tue Dec 17 6:00 PM (PT)
Main Point
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Dec 19 3:30 PM (PT)
Author’s Attitude
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Dec 19 6:00 PM (PT)
Happy Holidays
Instructor: Sun Dec 22 2:30 PM (PT)
Happy Holidays
Instructor: Sun Dec 22 5:00 PM (PT)
Happy Holidays
Instructor: Tue Dec 24 3:30 PM (PT)
Happy Holidays
Instructor: Tue Dec 24 6:00 PM (PT)
Happy Holidays
Instructor: Thu Dec 26 3:30 PM (PT)
Happy Holidays
Instructor: Thu Dec 26 6:00 PM (PT)
Happy Holidays
Instructor: Sun Dec 29 2:30 PM (PT)
Happy Holidays
Instructor: Sun Dec 29 5:00 PM (PT)
Happy Holidays
Instructor: Tue Dec 31 3:30 PM (PT)
Happy Holidays
Instructor: Tue Dec 31 6:00 PM (PT)
Role
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Jan 2 3:30 PM (PT)
Flaw
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Jan 2 6:00 PM (PT)
Parallel
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Jan 5 2:30 PM (PT)
Standard Grouping
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Jan 5 6:00 PM (PT)
Substitution
Instructor: Matt Sherman Tue Jan 7 3:30 PM (PT)
Evaluate
Instructor: Matt Sherman Tue Jan 7 6:00 PM (PT)
LSAT Essay
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Jan 9 3:30 PM (PT)
Stacked Grouping
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Jan 9 6:00 PM (PT)
The rules all come together in Tree Ordering games. Connect the rules to build trees that help you see implicit relationships within the game.
Tree Ordering
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Jan 12 2:30 PM (PT)
Purpose
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Jan 12 5:00 PM (PT)
On Must be True questions in Logical Reasoning the right answer is something you can prove. Learn how they rely heavily on conditional logic and comparative reasoning.
Must Be True
Instructor: Matt Sherman Tue Jan 14 3:30 PM (PT)
Hybrid games combine ordering and grouping for an extra special challenge. In this lesson we cover how to spot one, how to set one up, and what to look for when creating frames.
Hybrid
Instructor: Matt Sherman Tue Jan 14 6:00 PM (PT)
Main Point questions in Reading Comprehension are common. We'll look at where to find the main point in the passage and the types of ideas that tend to serve as the main point.
Main Point
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Jan 16 3:30 PM (PT)
Paradox questions ask you to resolve an apparent paradox or to explain something strange. If you like Strengthen questions, you'll love Paradox questions.
Paradox
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Jan 16 6:00 PM (PT)
In this lesson we'll cover the most common game type in the Logic Games section, Standard Ordering. We’ll also cover how to use frames to get faster at Logic Games.
Standard Ordering
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Jan 19 3:30 PM (PT)
Reassignment
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Jan 19 5:00 PM (PT)
Sufficient Assumption questions in Logical Reasoning are all about finding the missing link in the argument.
Sufficient Assumption
Instructor: Matt Sherman Tue Jan 21 3:30 PM (PT)
Learn how to deal with Reasoning Structures and Trap Answer patterns on Most Supported questions in the Logical Reasoning section.
Most Supported
Instructor: Matt Sherman Tue Jan 21 6:00 PM (PT)
Passage Maps in Reading Comprehension leverage the purpose of information to help you decide what content to prioritize and retain.
Passage Mapping
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Jan 23 3:30 PM (PT)
Analogy
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Jan 23 6:00 PM (PT)
In Stacked Ordering games a good organization reveals hidden inferences which are the key to quickly solving this game type. This lesson looks at how to spot one of these games, how to set one up, and when to use frames.
Stacked Ordering
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Jan 26 2:30 PM (PT)
Mapping
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Jan 26 5:00 PM (PT)
This lesson covers Reasoning Structures and Trap Answers common to Necessary Assumption questions and looks at how the correct answer creates a linking or a defending relationship.
Necessary Assumption
Instructor: Matt Sherman Tue Jan 28 3:30 PM (PT)
Most questions in comparative passage sets require that you understand how the two passages are similar and how they are different. This lesson covers how to adjust your reading process for this type of passage.
Comparative Passages
Instructor: Matt Sherman Tue Jan 28 6:00 PM (PT)
Author’s Attitude
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Jan 30 3:30 PM (PT)
Point
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Jan 30 6:00 PM (PT)
In/Out Grouping games are a tricky game type designed to measure "if/then" reasoning. Properly notating conditional relationships and quickly linking them together is key to success in this game type.
In/Out Grouping
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Feb 2 2:30 PM (PT)
Non 1:1
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Feb 2 5:00 PM (PT)
Flaw questions ask you to describe the error of reasoning within the argument. Learn how Reasoning Structures and Trap Answers play a role in this important question type.
Flaw
Instructor: Matt Sherman Tue Feb 4 3:30 PM (PT)
Main Point
Instructor: Matt Sherman Tue Feb 4 6:00 PM (PT)
Role questions ask you to determine the role of a claim in an argument. Learn about premises, conclusions, opposing points, and more.
Role
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Feb 6 6:00 PM (PT)
Weaken questions rely heavily on causal and comparative Reasoning Structures and frequently include a Trap Answer that just barely misses the mark.
Weaken
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Feb 9 2:30 PM (PT)
Circular Ordering
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Feb 9 5:00 PM (PT)
Opinion
Instructor: Matt Sherman Tue Feb 11 6:00 PM (PT)
Method
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Feb 13 6:00 PM (PT)
Parallel
Instructor: Matt Sherman Sun Feb 16 5:00 PM (PT)
Parallel Flaw
Instructor: Matt Sherman Tue Feb 18 6:00 PM (PT)
Must Be False
Instructor: Matt Sherman Thu Feb 20 6:00 PM (PT)
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Matt Sherman
San Diego, CA
EducationUniversity of Washington
LSAT Score176
BIO
Matt has been teaching the LSAT for nearly 20 years. Some have called him “the LSAT encyclopedia” for his ability to recall (and often recite) nearly every LSAT question ever written. He started teaching in classrooms on universities across the United States. As students migrated to online classrooms so did his teaching. Now he teaches 3 nights every week at LSAT Lab. Matt believes that teaching is more than mere demonstration and puts students in the driver’s seat when working through questions in class.
Beyond the classroom, Matt spends nearly every waking minute designing LSAT Lab. As former head of LSAT Academics at Manhattan Prep he has led curriculum projects that include: online communities, publishing, in-class curriculum, analytics, and instructor training. Matt is working to build the future of personalized digital learning environments and sees that future quickly approaching.