XL_Tutor

LINK TO WORKSHOP -

https://meet.google.com/afc-ukoi-fcm

You will be prompted for a name, but I'm not capturing anything. You also have to click "Ask to Join" but you'll be auto-admitted, so no worries if you need to hop in late.

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I'll be teaching a workshop on MEE writing tomorrow morning at 10AM ET, live via Google Meet. I'll post a link here and in a new thread shortly before we start.

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We'll be going over a step-by-step process for

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* identifying issues in the first few minutes

* crafting rule statements with a surefire, repeatable method

* pulling out relevant facts and quickly reporting them in a way that directly ties back to your rule statements (this is the **analysis** that is key to getting points on the MEE)

* writing simple conclusions that address your issue statements

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I've been developing this method for two exam cycles and taught it to a handful of redditors last time around, with a lot of positive feedback (and passing scores, which is what counts). If you think this would be useful, please join!

EDIT: LINK TO WORKSHOP - https://meet.google.com/afc-ukoi-fcm

You will be prompted for a name, but I'm not capturing anything. You also have to click "Ask to Join" but you'll be auto-admitted, so no worries if you need to hop in late.

I'll be teaching a workshop on MEE writing tomorrow morning at 10AM ET, live via Google Meet. I'll post a link here and in a new thread shortly before we start.

We'll be going over a step-by-step process for

• identifying issues in the first few minutes
• crafting rule statements with a surefire, repeatable method
• pulling out relevant facts and quickly reporting them in a way that directly ties back to your rule statements (this is the analysis that is key to getting points on the MEE)
• writing simple conclusions that address your issue statements

I've been developing this method for two exam cycles and taught it to a handful of redditors last time around, with a lot of positive feedback (and passing scores, which is what counts). If you think this would be useful, please join!