How to Master the SAT
Students see the SAT as a difficult exam, full of nonsense words, boring reading excerpts, and overly complex equations, created to make them fail. Even academically talented teenagers have trouble with the SAT. Parents usually don't understand it much better than their kids do! The College Board insists that everything on the test is taught in schools, but the reality is that teachers often have little time to address the entirety of the SAT spectrum. With limited knowledge, the test begins to dominate them - adolescents doubt their abilities and themselves, overstress, and fail again and again. Nobody wants this. Students should be able to master the exam - not have it master them!
At Little Genius Prep, we expose the seemingly strong fabric of the SAT by peeling at it thread by thread. As students learn, they begin to see how flimsy and predictable the test really is. This must be done on a micro-level, by seeing it not as a large exam, but as a series of simple themes. Over time, students' wisdom of these themes accumulates, and their scores grow. Little Genius Prep covers the points that teachers have missed, and ensures that students understand this information. This lets students breeze through the SAT. There is no magic here; just a unique and scientific solution that allows students to cultivate seeds of skill that will grow into a garden of mastery.
At Little Genius Prep, we expose the seemingly strong fabric of the SAT by peeling at it thread by thread. As students learn, they begin to see how flimsy and predictable the test really is. This must be done on a micro-level, by seeing it not as a large exam, but as a series of simple themes. Over time, students' wisdom of these themes accumulates, and their scores grow. Little Genius Prep covers the points that teachers have missed, and ensures that students understand this information. This lets students breeze through the SAT. There is no magic here; just a unique and scientific solution that allows students to cultivate seeds of skill that will grow into a garden of mastery.
|
