Polynomial Factoring: As in many fields, the manner in which we approach a problem In mathematics can greatly affect how we go about solving it. By finding the factors…
read moreOverview One way to build good writing and studying habits is to find a good place to write and do homework. Not all writing and homework can be done at…
read moreThe ACT science exam does not require students to have in-depth understanding of biology, chemistry and/ or physics. It simply tests students on how to read and analyze scientific passages.…
read moreOverview Questions about longer reading passages on the SAT, ACT, and other standardized tests tap students’ abilities to find and use meaning from what they read. These skills are important…
read moreOverview: What Is Parallel Structure? Parallel structure in writing is a refinement technique in which verbs, subjects, and clauses are made similar. It is tested on the ACT and SAT…
read moreOverview: Why Sentence Construction? Some test questions in the English/grammar portion of the SAT, ACT, and other tests ask students to read a passage and find the best way to…
read moreOverview: Sentence Context Adds Power Skilled readers use the powerful tool of sentence context to approximate the meaning of unfamiliar words, when the meaning is not apparent from prefixes, roots,…
read moreOverview: A Different Style of Reading Reading math questions on the SAT and ACT takes special attention to exact detail, following directions precisely, and watching for key words. It is…
read moreOverview: Common Strategies Some math problems on the SAT and ACT present an equation or series, and then give a number of alternative solutions. Like all problems of that type,…
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