Gain insights into the new digital SAT® experience and compare test scores. Find out which strategies worked well and which ones need improvement for better results.
Read MoreSpring Break is the perfect opportunity for high school students to get ahead. Use this time to focus on test prep, college planning, and ticking off those to-do lists. Being proactive now will make managing springtime challenges a breeze!
Read MoreImprove academic performance and promote student growth by prioritizing well-being during test prep and study sessions. Learn how integrating wellness practices can combat stress and anxiety, enhancing focus, cognitive functioning, and memory retention.
Read MoreOur effective strategies for re-engaging students will get your clients back on track for a successful school year of test prep.
Read MoreDiscover the essential techniques to promote academic integrity in education, a fundamental and necessary strategy for achieving long-term success.
Read MorePowerful and effective teaching strategies to build and boost academic confidence in high school students.
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Read MoreWith August upon us, it is time to start thinking ahead and getting our students ready for the upcoming Fall 2023 SAT® and ACT® tests.
Read MoreWe’ve found 3 ways to effectively attack the new digital SAT® Reading and Writing modules. We’ve noted the pros and cons of each option so you can better support your clients as they consider and choose the strategy that works best for them.
Read MoreWhat can test takers expect on the digital SAT®’s Math component?
Read MoreWhat can test takers expect from the digital SAT®’s combined reading and writing component?
How can you tell when your client is ready to take the ACT® or SAT®? There are 4 telltale signs, or benchmarks, that indicate your client is primed and prepped to take the real test.
Read MorePunctuation is tested on the English section of the ACT®, the Writing section of the SAT®, and the Reading & Writing module on the DSAT®. In this post, we’ll unpack which punctuation marks are tested on each of these tests, how they may appear, and how you can help your students totally crush these question types!
Rhetoric—not that meaningless drivel spewed by politicians, but persuasive language used in writing or speaking—tested on the ACT® and SAT® require the test taker to understand the author’s purpose; from their word choices and text structure to their point of view and persuasion techniques.
Senioritis is upon us—that time of year when even our most ambitious students start to lose motivation, and academic performances begin to wane. Here are a few strategies to share with your seniors to keep them motivated and focused on their end games.
Helping your students master inference questions will help them from getting stumped when confronted by these tricky question types on the ACT® and SAT®.
Strip away the modern-day distractions and get back to the basics. For the sake of test prep, we’re going back to the 1990s!
Read MoreChoosing the best logical transition requires students to have a firm grasp on rhetorical skills—the ability to present, justify, persuade, and/or support a particular point of view. Knowing which transition words or phrases to choose can be trickier than test takers may assume.
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