In each class, we will use [simplification] and [prediction] strategies to solve 10 difficult questions from the SAT Question Bank. Learners will focus on: 1. Retaining key information from the first read. 2. Supporting answers with clear, concrete evidence. 3. Simplifying complex ideas in non-fiction passages. Main Goals: 1. Minimize the need to repeatedly refer back to the passage, saving valuable time. 2. Reduce uncertainty and improve confidence in selecting the correct answers. Note: This is the 2nd class for my READING DRILL series (for those who can't make the first one due to time zone differences!) We'll be covering the same content as the first, so if you're already registered for CLASS 1, there's no need to register for CLASS 2.

This is a makeup session due to the previous no show.

This is a makeup for the SAT Reading DRILL class that got rescheduled today.

This is a personalized SAT session for Jonathan B.

We will tackle 10 difficult math questions from the SAT Question Bank each class. Focus Areas: 1. Quickly comprehending long word problems on the first read. 2. Clearly supporting answers with organized work. 3. Strategically planning solutions before writing. Goals: 1. Avoiding errors caused by misunderstanding the problem. 2. Streamlining work to reduce unnecessary steps and save time. This is a 2nd class for my DRILL series (for those who can't make the first one due to time zone differences!) We'll be covering the same content as the first, so if you're already registered for CLASS 1, there's no need to register for CLASS 2.

In each class, we will review 10 moderate to difficult reading questions from the SAT Question Bank through a special strategy (simplification & prediction). Learners will focus on: 1. Retaining key information from the first read. 2. Supporting answers with clear, concrete evidence. 3. Simplifying complex ideas in non-fiction passages. Main Goals: 1. Minimize the need to repeatedly refer back to the passage, saving valuable time. 2. Reduce uncertainty and improve confidence in selecting the correct answers.

This session is tailored for Akmal S. Its on the math section.

I will answer any questions you have on SAT Math/Reading!

Central Ideas and Details :) Please come in to finish our slides from our DRILL series!

This session is tailored for Julia F. Anyone else that would like to learn along are also invited though!

10 moderate to difficult reading questions from the SAT Question Bank. Improving comprehension and retention. Learners will focus on: 1. Retaining key information from the first read. 2. Supporting answers with clear, concrete evidence. 3. Simplifying complex ideas in non-fiction passages. Main Goals: 1. Minimize the need to repeatedly refer back to the passage, saving valuable time. 2. Reduce uncertainty and improve confidence in selecting the correct answers. Note: This is the 2nd class for my READING DRILL series (for those who can't make the first one due to time zone differences!) We'll be covering the same content as the first, so if you're already registered for CLASS 1, there's no need to register for CLASS 2.

In each class, we will review 10 difficult questions from the SAT Question Bank. Focus Areas: 1. Quickly comprehending long word problems on the first read. 2. Clearly supporting answers with organized work. 3. Strategically planning solutions before writing. Goals: 1. Avoiding errors caused by misunderstanding the problem. 2. Streamlining work to reduce unnecessary steps and save time. This is a second class for my DRILL series (for those who can't make the first one due to time zone differences!) We'll be covering the same content as the first, so if you're already registered for CLASS 1, there's no need to register for CLASS 2.

In each class, we will tackle 10 moderate to difficult math questions from the SAT Question Bank. Focus Areas: 1. Quickly comprehending long word problems on the first read. 2. Clearly supporting answers with organized work. 3. Strategically planning solutions before writing. Goals: 1. Avoiding errors caused by misunderstanding the problem. 2. Streamlining work to reduce unnecessary steps and save time.

In each class, we will review 10 moderate to difficult reading questions from the SAT Question Bank. Learners will focus on: 1. Retaining key information from the first read. 2. Supporting answers with clear, concrete evidence. 3. Simplifying complex ideas in non-fiction passages. Main Goals: 1. Minimize the need to repeatedly refer back to the passage, saving valuable time. 2. Reduce uncertainty and improve confidence in selecting the correct answers.