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Reading/Writing Review for the May 4 SAT!
SAT Reading & Writing
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Harry X
Tue Apr 30, 12:00 AM
Welcome to the first session! We'll begin with a quick diagnostic to see where we are. After reviewing, we'll dive deep into our first domain, Information and Ideas. We'll do a brief lesson, and practice our skills by doing some practice problems. Finally, we'll end the session by taking a short practice test on the skills we learnt today, and that'll be the end of the first session.
Complete SAT CHALLENGING Math Overview - From a perfect scorer!
SAT Math
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Mason C
Tue Apr 30, 8:30 PM
We will do a brief introduction, then we will focus on the final two SAT Math Domains: Problem-Solving & Data Analysis and Geometry & Trigonometry.
For each domain, you can expect to take a short diagnostic, and then we will work through the most challenging questions. If time permits, we will tackle additional questions!
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SAT Crash Course! | Boundaries (Easy Mode)
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Owen M
Tue Apr 30, 9:00 PM
Today, we'll cover SAT Crash Course! | Boundaries related SAT questions at the easy level. (Don't worry! We'll tackle the problems together!)
We won't go through the basic concepts; instead, we'll work through the problems together!
Let's dive in and work towards achieving our goals together!
This session moves quickly to give you more practice with questions and help you get faster for the real SAT.
**** Active participation is HIGHLY recommended in this session. ****
This is a practice session to get you ready for the R&W portion of the SAT!
Boundaries (Easy) - 1
Reading/Writing Review for the May 4 SAT!
SAT Reading & Writing
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Harry X
Wed May 1, 12:00 AM
Welcome back! Today, we'll move on to our second domain, Craft and Structure. We'll do a longer lesson, and practice our skills by doing a variety of practice problems. After than, we'll end the session by taking and reviewing a practice test.
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SAT Crash Course! | Linear equations two variables (Hard)
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Owen M
Wed May 1, 9:00 PM
Today, we'll cover SAT Crash Course! | Algebra - Linear equations two variables (Hard Mode) related SAT questions at the hard level. (Don't worry, we'll tackle the problems together!)
We won't go through the basic concepts; instead, we'll work through the problems together!
Attention:
The questions we'll be tackling are challenging and demand foundational solid skills to tackle successfully. This session is specifically designed for learners aiming for scores of 700+ on the SAT. Let's dive in and work towards achieving our goals together!
This session moves quickly to give you more practice with questions and help you get faster for the real SAT.
**** Active participation is HIGHLY recommended in this session. ****
Algebra - Linear equations two variables (Hard Mode) - 5
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SAT Standard English Conventions (From the Ground Up)
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Helena H
Wed May 1, 10:30 PM
We'll cover the entirety of the Standard English Conventions domain in detail, with in-depth explanations of the rules and reasoning required to make confident punctuation and word choices. We'll work comprehensively from the ground up, covering the basic, core concepts, and I aim to clear up any confusion regarding SAT grammar before the May SAT.
Boundaries: Linking Clauses, Supplements, and Punctuation.
Form, Structure, and Sense: Subject-verb agreement, Pronoun-antecedent agreement, Verb Forms, Subject-modifier placement, and Plurals and Possessives.
Agenda:
Presentation - 60 min
Practice Quiz (10 questions) - 15 minutes
Review Answers - 15 minutes
The presentation also includes practice problems that we'll walk through together.
(If you've attended my Standard English Conventions sessions before, I'll be using the same slideshow, so many things will likely be repeated.)
Reading/Writing Review for the May 4 SAT!
SAT Reading & Writing
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Harry X
Thu May 2, 12:00 AM
Welcome back! Today, we'll move on to our third domain, Expression of Ideas. We'll do a short lesson, and practice our skills by doing some practice problems. After than, we'll end the session by taking and reviewing a practice test. If we have extra time, we will continue to review previous topics.
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SAT Crash Course! | Transitions (Easy Mode)
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Owen M
Thu May 2, 9:00 PM
Today, we'll cover SAT Crash Course! | Transitions related SAT questions at the easy level. (Don't worry! We'll tackle the problems together!)
We won't go through the basic concepts; instead, we'll work through the problems together!
Let's dive in and work towards achieving our goals together!
This session moves quickly to give you more practice with questions and help you get faster for the real SAT.
**** Active participation is HIGHLY recommended in this session. ****
This is a practice session to get you ready for the R&W portion of the SAT!
Transitions (Easy) - 1
Reading/Writing Review for the May 4 SAT!
SAT Reading & Writing
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Harry X
Fri May 3, 12:00 AM
It's the last session! We're going to focus on the final domain, Standard English Conventions. We'll do a brief lesson, and practice our skills by doing some practice problems. As usual, we'll take and review a practice test regarding the domain. Finally, to end the session, we'll do one last diagnostic to compare our results from the first one we took. After reviewing it, we'll be done with our review!
To prepare for the SAT together!
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- You want a more structured 4-week tutoring series
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- You missed the publish/register deadline for SAT Bootcamps
- You're a learner scoring outside the 400 to 690 range
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