SAT Preparation

This semester provides students with an overview of almost every question type seen on the new digital SAT test, with focus on the most frequently tested topics.

$350.00

This semester provides students with an overview of almost every question type seen on the new digital SAT test, with focus on the most frequently tested topics. These topics include word interpretation, supporting and weakening claims, and conventions of English. The course is also newly-developed to provide targeted prep for the updated, digital version of the SAT, which becomes available to students in Spring of 2024. Throughout this course, students will learn core content skills, test-taking strategies, and methods for improving their time management skills. Modules can begin at any time starting in September 2024 and may be taken in succession or spaced out over the semester or school year.

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Requirements

Sample Syllabus

Time Expectation:

Classes have weekly assignments. All assignments will be due midnight Friday EST each week. Assignments are intended to take approximately 2-3 hours per week.

Class Objectives:

Understand the different types of journalism
Effectively execute an interview
Complete one full article ready for publication
Comprehend journalism ethics

Class Features:

Students will have weekly contact with a coach who evaluates mastery and skills. Coaches also available via email all week long.
An online classroom will teach students time management and appropriate cyber behavior in a controlled environment.

All materials will be provided in the class.

Unit 1: Foundations of Reading