What is wrong-answer journal?

A wrong-answer journal is a log of every question you miss: what you picked, the right answer, and one line on what you will do differently.

Patterns show up fast: the same flaw type, the same misread qualifier, the same pacing mistake on question 20.

Those patterns become your study plan: they tell you what to drill next instead of guessing.

Review the journal weekly. It is the highest-value ten minutes in LSAT prep.