Hi, I'm Anisha. I know all too well how much prepping for and taking the SAT can feel like trudging through a swamp full of mosquitos, alligators, and brain-eating amoebas. My goal is to make your trek through the bog more bearable -- for things to start making sense, for you to feel like despite the mud caked on your shoes and the impenetrable mangrove roots that you're always one step away from tripping over, you're actually getting somewhere with all this effort. This bootcamp will last four weeks. I'll be demonstrating key skills and how they are relevant to the SAT, talking learners through applying the concepts and techniques they learn to actual practice problems, and having learners take practice tests (because really, the most important part of SAT prep is practice, practice, practice). All sessions are going to be small group, which means that we're going to put a lot of emphasis on interactivity on my part and between learners and addressing everyone's individual concerns and struggles. Note: I encourage that learners turn on their cameras, but if you are uncomfortable with it, I understand. If you would prefer to not turn on your camera during a particular session, please try to notify me at the beginning of the session somehow.

Hi, I'm Anisha. I know all too well how much prepping for and taking the SAT can feel like trudging through a swamp full of mosquitos, alligators, and brain-eating amoebas. My goal is to make your trek through the bog more bearable -- for things to start making sense, for you to feel like despite the mud caked on your shoes and the impenetrable mangrove roots that you're always one step away from tripping over, you're actually getting somewhere with all this effort. This bootcamp will last four weeks. I'll be demonstrating key skills and how they are relevant to the SAT, talking learners through applying the concepts and techniques they learn to actual practice problems, and having learners take practice tests (because really, the most important part of SAT prep is practice, practice, practice). All sessions are going to be small group, which means that we're going to put a lot of emphasis on interactivity on my part and between learners and addressing everyone's individual concerns and struggles. Note: I encourage that learners turn on their cameras, but if you are uncomfortable with it, I understand. If you would prefer to not turn on your camera during a particular session, please try to notify me at the beginning of the session somehow.