Why Study Grammar?
Grammar is a confusing subject filled with strange terminology. Terms like “infinitive,” “gerund,” and “anomalous finite” can seem daunting, but they are nevertheless helpful in discussing the form and function of language. Do we need to learn these terms in order to speak and write grammatically? No. We learn grammar mostly by hearing and duplicating [...]
How to Improve Your Critical Reading Skills
How do you ace the SAT Critical Reading section? The most important thing is to learn to read actively. Learn how to extract the meaning and intention from the passages. Practice critical reading not just with SAT prep books, but with anything and everything you’re reading, from novels to textbooks to magazine ads. One idea [...]
SAT Sentence Completion Questions: When to Guess ?
Sentence completion is when they give you a sentence and they leave one or two blanks and you’re then asked to fill in the blank or blanks with the answer choices. My advice is this, if you can read the sentence and fill in the blank on your own on what word you think would [...]
Strategy- De- Sat
FAMILIARIZATION WITH THE PATTERN: No assessment is predictable; yet sustained practice helps one get familiar with the pattern. Regular practice gives an examinee an insight into the topics he is adept at. Certain topics give you a high comfort level ensuring a high score in that particular segment and a time management advantage for [...]
SAT Sentence Completion Questions: When to Guess?
SAT Sentence Completion Questions: When To Guess? Hi, I’m Karl Schellscheidt welcome to eprep. I want to talk to for a couple of minutes about the sentence completion questions in the critical reading section. Sentence completion is when they give you a sentence and they leave one or two blanks and you’re then asked to [...]
How To Choose The Best Tutor For The Sat, Act, And Gcses
What to look for in a SAT, ACT, or GCSE tutor: The major goal you have in working with a tutor for school is to raise test scores, such as the SATs or ACT, to improve your performance in a specific area, or, for students in the UK, to improve grades on the GCSE and [...]
SAT Dreaded Sat Experimental Section
Officially the dreaded SAT experimental section is called the variable section. The first section is going to have essays that are 25 minutes long. The essay will then be followed by another six 25 minute sections. There are then two 20 minute sections and one 10 minute section. One of those multiple choice 25 minute [...]
The Systems Approach to Training (SAT): A Business Training Methodology That Works
By Philip Tufano InterActive Training Incorporated (ITI) is at the forefront of providing a broad range of strategic consulting services to corporations and educational institutions in developing training, technical documentation capabilities and web design for implementing distance learning programs. ITI works with organizations interested in developing and implementing internal and customer facing training offerings, E-Learning [...]
A Cheap Way to Prepare for the Sat
First, Start early. Cramming for the SAT will only result in a lower grade. How early? Well like most things it depends. Some students may study for a year while others can cover the material in a few months. But in general at least three months of hard, steady prep work is needed. Start by [...]
SAT and ACT Tests: An Optional Test?
SAT and ACT Tests: An Optional Test? Colleges moving to end admission exam mandates. The National Association for College Admissions Counseling (NACAC) issued a report encouraging more institutions to consider ending admissions exam mandates.The high school students across the nation prepare for the March 14 administration of the SAT and April 4 ACT schoolcollege admissions [...]