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SAT Focus: Critical Reading Paired Passages 500 377 School Tutoring

SAT Focus: Critical Reading Paired Passages

One problem type regularly featured in the SAT critical reading section is the analysis of paired reading passages. These paired passages will share a common subject or theme, and the two passages will be related in some way, by the authors either sharing a similar viewpoint, opposing viewpoints, or partially agreeing with each other. These…

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Four Tips to Get Better at Math 340 208 School Tutoring

Four Tips to Get Better at Math

Students struggling with math are common, but the struggle does not need to be a permanent one. Every student will be able to accomplish their goals with some hard work and an encouraging support system around them. Here are some tips to start down the road to improvement today:  Realize math is not magic. Mathematics is…

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Properties of Determinants 150 150 SchoolTutoring Academy

Properties of Determinants

Every square matrix is associated with a real number which is called the determinant of the square matrix. Let S be the set of all square matrices and R be the set of real numbers. Then the function f:S->R is called the determinant. The determinant of a matrix M is denoted by |M| or detM.…

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Geometry and Shapes: Quadrilaterals 150 150 SchoolTutoring Academy

Geometry and Shapes: Quadrilaterals

The word quadrilateral has come from two Latin words namely quadri (means a four) and latus (means a side). Together a quadrilateral is a polygon with four sides. i.e. it’s a closed figure with 4 sides. A quadrilateral has 4 interior angles which add upto 360 degrees. There are different quadrilaterals which are classified into…

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SAT Focus: Critical Reading Inferences 460 276 School Tutoring

SAT Focus: Critical Reading Inferences

Some of the most difficult questions to answer during the SAT are inference questions, particularly for long reading passages. To begin with, you may be wondering what exactly an inference is. An inference is a conclusion drawn from evidence that is not explicitly stated in the text of the passage, which requires significantly more thought…

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SAT Physics Lesson: Linear Momentum 120 120 School Tutoring

SAT Physics Lesson: Linear Momentum

In classical mechanics, linear momentum, or translational momentum, is simply the product of the mass and the velocity of an object. Like velocity, linear momentum is a vector quantity which means that it possesses magnitude as well as direction. This can be shown by the equation: p = mv Where p is linear momentum, m…

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The Three Cases of Personal Pronouns 150 150 Suzanne

The Three Cases of Personal Pronouns

Pronouns have three cases, which is what indicates how that pronoun is related to the words that it is used with. The three cases are: nominative, possessive, and objective. The nominative case is used when the pronoun is the subject of the sentence. The nominative form pronouns are: I, you, he/she, it, we/they. She was…

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Precision in Language 150 150 Suzanne

Precision in Language

Using the right word is important when trying to be accurate and specific while writing or speaking. Following are some (more) commonly confused words, with examples in usage. Among vs. Between Similar to the rule of ‘both’ and ‘all’ the difference between among and between rests on how many things you are discussing. Among is…

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Retaking the SAT: Is it a Good Idea? 275 183 School Tutoring

Retaking the SAT: Is it a Good Idea?

Writing the SAT Writing the SAT is difficult and stressful, so it is no surprise that many students find that the pressure of writing the exam and the challenging questions lead to a disappointing result. Luckily, the College Board, the organization responsible for running the SAT, allows students to retake the test. Many colleges also…

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SAT Math Jump Start: Understanding Equations 400 267 School Tutoring

SAT Math Jump Start: Understanding Equations

The hardest part of answering a question that involves an equation can sometimes be understanding the equation itself. It’s important to understand what each component of an equation is in order to answer questions based on it. If, for example, you don’t know what is meant by a variable, how are you supposed to solve…

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