SaiBook.us SAT-2

Plan

Explanation: A solid foundation in SAT-2 is extremely important. SAT-2 skills are required for success in future math.

English SAT

English SAT-1 has 24 classes which Writing and Grammar
English SAT-2 has 24 classes which focus on Reading Comprehension
English SAT-3 has 24 classes which Old Test Papers

Math SAT-1 has 24 classes

Fractions
Decimals
Measurement
Geometry

Math SAT-3 has 24 classes which focus on Old Test Papers

Math SAT-2 has 24 classes which focus on

Algebra
Calculus
Statistics
Trignometry

SAT-2 Sections or Topics

Algebra
Calculus
Statistics
Trignometry

Math SAT-2 has 24 classes in the above topics

At our SAT preparation program, we understand that success doesn’t always come from learning something entirely new. It’s about harnessing the knowledge and skills you’ve acquired throughout your academic journey. We believe that the SAT is not a test of esoteric knowledge but a measure of your ability to apply what you’ve learned effectively.

Our approach is simple yet effective. We guide students to revisit and refine the material they’ve already encountered in school. Most of the content tested on the SAT is based on standard curriculum. By strengthening these foundational concepts and sharpening problem-solving skills, students can conquer the SAT with confidence.
One of our core strategies is practice, and lots of it. When a student dedicates themselves to rigorous practice, solving a multitude of problems, their SAT scores inevitably improve. The more problems they solve, the more comfortable they become with the SAT’s unique format and question types.
Our focus is not to introduce novel information but to empower students to harness their existing knowledge and apply it strategically. By practicing and honing their skills, their SAT scores soar.

It’s not about reinventing the wheel; it’s about refining it, ensuring that every student is well-equipped to achieve their best SAT score.

SAT Preparation & Strategy

We are not teaching anything new
Most of the material is what you learned at school
Within a single hour, students can dedicate their time to solving 25 problems, effectively enhancing their problem-solving abilities and subject proficiency. This approach enables students to concentrate intensively once a week, promoting efficient learning and skill development.
Completing 25 sets of 48 problems during the semester reflects students' dedication, commitment, and parental involvement, resulting in significant improvements in their SAT scores.