Learn the three most critical Math test-taking strategies to improve accuracy, save time, and raise your SAT, PSAT, and ACT scores. Whether you are aiming for a perfect score or trying to reach a score requirement for a scholarship, this course can help you reach your goal. I designed the course specifically for students with PSAT Math scores between 500 and 700, corresponding to ACT Math scores between 19 and 30. However, students at all levels have found these techniques invaluable.
This course covers the three most valuable strategies that I have identified through many years of tutoring US-based and international students all over the world:
Strategy 1: Choosing your own number
Strategy 2: Plugging in the answer choices
Strategy 3: Making a table
Math for SAT, ACT, and PSAT has been designed based on how the human brain learns best, with short, focused videos and frequent miniature quizzes. Each short video is followed by comprehension questions designed to help students "lock in" their learning and form long-term memories. In this way, students can assess their knowledge and prevent forgetting.
This course is taught by Anna Moss, author of Mind the Test: SAT Study Guide and Lead Educator & CEO of Mind the Test Tutoring.
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Anna is the founder of Mind the Test Tutoring, empowering teens through brain-based virtual learning. After years of teaching test prep and English all around the world, she earned an MPhil in Psychology & Education at the University of Cambridge before moving back to the US to found Mind the Test.
The coolest fact about her is that she can read Egyptian hieroglyphs. (She received a BA in Linguistics from the University of Chicago.)
When not teaching, Anna can be found reading about sociolinguistics, baking bread, and traveling.
