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Group Sessions

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When is group learning the right fit?

Certain students can thrive in a group setting. Most of the time, these students are just starting their preparation and want to learn an overview of the topics and skills. Some students are social learners and enjoy getting together with friends, having conversations, and giving advice to each other. In addition, group sessions can offer the following benefits: 

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  • Collaborative Learning: In a small group, students can share strategies, ask questions, and learn from each other’s mistakes, which can enhance understanding of difficult concepts.

  • Cost-Effective: Small group tutoring is often more affordable than private 1-on-1 sessions, while still offering personalized attention from the tutor.

  • Balanced Interaction: The group is small enough for the tutor to provide individualized feedback, yet large enough to foster healthy competition and motivation among peers.

  • Diverse Problem-Solving Approaches: Exposure to different perspectives and problem-solving methods within the group can help students think more critically and flexibly during the test.

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Services

SAT Bootcamp

The Competitive Edge

  • The ​Bootcamp class is geared for students with a current SAT Math score of at least 500 needing an overview of the math topics

  • Students must have an existing official score > 500 or by taking a diagnostic practice SAT before

  • Twelve 60-minute sessions (12 hours) of instruction on all domains of the SAT Math section (Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Math, Problem Solving and Data Analysis)

  • Personal OneNote Notebook with lesson examples and problem set(s)

  • All sessions conducted via Google Meet and recorded for playback

  • Assigned homework between sessions

  • Each class requires sufficient enrollment in order to run

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  • The Competitive Edge class is geared for highly committed students with a current SAT Math score of at least 650​​ looking to score in the 700-800 range​​​

  • For students who have completed Algebra II and have a current SAT Math score > 650 

  • 12 hours of instruction on the absolute most challenging topics and questions on the SAT Math section (Systems of Equations, Quadratics, Exponentials, Probability and Statistics, Geometry and Trigonometry)

  • Personal OneNote Notebook with lesson examples and problem set(s)

  • All sessions conducted via Google Meet and recorded for playback

  • Assigned homework between sessions

  • Each class requires sufficient enrollment in order to run

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