SAT Bootcamp • Series
Reading & Writing Bootcamp for the May 2024 SAT
Debangshu P
This series ended on May 2, 2024. All 1:1 and group chats related to this series are disabled 7 days after the last session.
Series Details
About
This four-week tutoring series will help you prepare for your upcoming SAT in both Reading and Writing & Language. By the end of the series, you will have completed multiple practice tests and worked through a number of problems from previous SATs, helping you build confidence for your upcoming exam. You’ll spend each session with me and a small group of other learners who are also working towards taking the SAT. Since it’s a small group, you can expect sessions to be very interactive as you work together towards improving your SAT skills as much as you can! Note: Cameras should be on so we can all get to know each other! If you have a specific reason why you can’t have your camera on, please notify me ahead of time.
✋ ATTENDANCE POLICY
Please do not miss more than one session over the four weeks, as that will negatively affect your learning and may also take up a spot from another learner who could have attended every session.
If you reach two unexcused absences, your tutor may remove you from this series.
Note from Schoolhouse: This series has sessions with required attendance. If you need to miss a required session, submit an absence using the "Submit Excused Absence" button on the series page. Multiple unexcused absences may lead to a suspension of your Schoolhouse account.
Dates
April 9 - May 2
Tuesdays 11:30 PM, Wednesdays 11:45 PM
Learners
10 / 10
SAT Score Range
500 - 590
Total Sessions
8
About the Tutor
Hi, my name is Debangshu, and I really like solving 3x3 Rubik's cubes and playing chess in my free time. I also like helping people to the best of my ability, and I am a huge fan of thriller films because of the tiny details they display. I think that any test is a thriller: they change subtle wording throughout any test in an effort to confuse you. This is just like how the villain leaves behind certain details that change ideas (and as a result change subsequent events) . Even I still get confused with this tricky wording whenever I start taking a new class. However, I have watched enough thriller movies (and taken enough practice exams) to be able to predict what will happen next and to know what to do and when. I hope to teach you guys these tips and tricks effectively.