In this series, we will go over every topic that will be tested in the DSAT Reading & Writing with in-depth lessons, real practice questions from the SAT Practice Bank, and we will take a DSAT Reading & Writing exam together and review! No materials will be needed unless you plan to take notes. If you do, then paper and pencil will be good. Lesson Plan for this series - Information & Ideas - May 9th, 2025 - Craft & Structure - May 16th, 2025 - Expression of Ideas - May 23rd, 2025 - Standard English Conventions - May 30th, 2025 - SAT Practice Exam - June 6th, 2025

In this series, we will go over every topic that will be tested in the DSAT Reading & Writing with in-depth lessons, real practice questions from the SAT Practice Bank, and we will take a DSAT Reading & Writing exam together and review! No materials will be needed unless you plan to take notes. If you do, then paper and pencil will be good. Lesson Plan for this series - Information & Ideas - April 4th, 2025 - Craft & Structure - April 11th, 2025 - Expression of Ideas - April 18th, 2025 - Standard English Conventions - April 25th, 2025 - SAT Practice Exam - May 2nd, 2025

Hello! My name is Lydia and I'm excited to be apart of your journey to becoming a SAT Bootcamp Tutor :) Join this Onboarding Session required for Tutors participating in their first SAT Bootcamp! You’ll go over useful tutoring skills and have the chance to meet other Bootcamp tutors like you.

This course is designed for students aiming to enhance their SAT performance and achieve higher scores. The program covers both Math and Reading sections, with weekly meetings dedicated to each 🤓. Lydia B. will be tutoring Reading & Writing sessions and Marichka Y. will be tutoring Math sessions. Sessions begin with foundational concepts and gradually advance to more complex SAT topics. Each lesson introduces a new concept, followed by practice and occasional short tests, with reviews to reinforce learning 🧮. Larger practice tests will be scheduled between major topics to assess progress. Additional sessions may be added during these weeks to facilitate test writing and review 📝. The course is best suited for students scoring 600+ per section on previous or practice SAT tests, as the material includes challenging problems requiring a strong foundation. Students with lower initial scores may find the content difficult. Running from February through early summer, this program is ideal for students planning to take the SAT during or after summer 2025. The first three months focus on the curriculum, while the final month emphasizes intensive practice 💪. ! Note !: more sessions will be added as tutors are still working on establishing the curriculum. The series is expected to conclude in May.

Each session in this series will feature a new writing prompt for us to analyze, discuss, and then write about! Each session will last around an hour and have a set word count. Read the session description for the topic and word count for that day :) This series is designed to help writers struggling with writing block, new learners who want to get into creative writing, and any other kind of learner who wants to get into writing! Each prompt will be fun and allow for a wide variety of takes.

In this series, we will go over every topic that will be tested in the DSAT Reading & Writing with in-depth lessons, real practice questions from the SAT Practice Bank, and we will take a DSAT Reading & Writing exam together and review! No materials will be needed unless you plan to take notes. If you do, then paper and pencil will be good. Lesson Plan for this series - Information & Ideas - February 6th, 2025 - Craft & Structure - February 14th, 2025 - Expression of Ideas - February 21st, 2025 - Standard English Conventions - February 28th, 2025 - SAT Practice Exam - March 7th, 2025

This is a small study group that meets every week and studies together for a few hours. I set up a pomodoro and some lo-fi music each session and the pomodoro timing can be customized to what learners need. I noticed a large amount of study groups but some of them are extremely large groups. I know some learners, and myself, might get intimidated by the large number of learners and decide not to join a study group so I wanted to create a group for these learners :)

In this series, we will go over every topic that will be tested in the DSAT Reading & Writing with in-depth lessons, real practice questions from the SAT Practice Bank, and we will take a DSAT Reading & Writing exam together and review! No materials will be needed unless you plan to take notes. If you do, then paper and pencil will be good. Lesson Plan for this series - Information & Ideas - November 8th, 2024 - Craft & Structure - November 15th, 2024 - Expression of Ideas - November 22nd, 2024 - Standard English Conventions - November 29th, 2024 - SAT Practice Exam - December 6th, 2024

This series will just be general office hours for any students taking AP U.S. Gov't who needs guidance in studying, learning or anything. Bring any work you would like to go over!

Hey, prospective DSAT takers! The SAT Mega Review Session is back! If you’re taking the October DSAT tomorrow, this session is a great place to review topics (both R&W and Math) that you’ve had issues with in the past and to ask any and all questions you may have about content, test-taking strategies, and what to expect on test day! Details TBD. Hope to see you there! NOTES: - Co-hosts are welcome to apply, as the presence of multiple hosts will make it easier to answer questions and provide different perspectives. Co-host requests will be taken until Friday, October 25. - Co-hosts will be expected to attend a pre-session Slack huddle on Monday, October 28, at 7:45 EST. (Accommodations can be made for special reasons.)

In this series, we will be working together as a group to go over all topics/units in AP U.S. Government over the course of the semester. Bring whatever materials or topics into this group and we'll work together in these study sessions :) If you want to take notes, a notebook and pencil will be required. A laptop or iPad is recommended for assessments & FRQs I will set up for you guys.

Do you think you need a refresher of Calculus 1 for the upcoming school year? This is a review intended for upcoming Calc BC/Calc 2 students. We will go through practice questions and lesson reviews for each Unit of Calc AB for 4 weeks Week 1 - Aug 5th | Limits & Continuity Week 2 - Aug 12th | Differentiation Basics - Aug 14th | Differentiation Continued - Aug 16th | Applications of Differentiation Week 3 - Aug 20th | Analyzing functions with Derivatives - Aug 22nd | Integration Week 4 - Aug 29th | Differential Questions