Naturally, if you go into the exam believing that, you'll be surprised, anxious and caught off guard. In other words, you don't go randomly through the house, looking everywhere, the likely places and the unlikely places. No, you begin organizing the possibilities. Most people spend too long reading To do well on the performance test, you do the same thing. Organizing the law together with the facts is the process that gets you great scores on the Performance Test.
Most people spend too long reading, too long writing, and too little time organizing.
Writing takes longer when you don't know what to say I teach you how to assess what you are looking for so you can read more quickly. This isn't a reading trick or speed reading. It's an attitude toward the material that with practice and with the experience of seeing that it works, you can master. Less time reading means more time to organize. And organizing the law with the facts is the way to get high scores.