Teach your clients the best way to approach Main Idea questions on the SAT® and ACT® with step-by-step strategies, common mistake insights, and practice examples. Help your students boost their test-taking skills and tackle these challenging questions with confidence.
Read MoreEnhance reading comprehension skills with personalized strategies and exercises. Empower students to excel academically and prepare for ACT®/SAT® tests by implementing a holistic approach tailored to individual learning styles.
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Helping your students master inference questions will help them from getting stumped when confronted by these tricky question types on the ACT® and SAT®.
Tone and attitude questions are found in both the ACT® and the SAT® ELA Reading sections. It’s important for test takers to fully grasp the concept of tone and attitude questions, discern how the author(s) or character(s) feel, and be able to pick out the descriptive language used throughout the text in order to competently answer these questions types.
Author’s voice and method questions appear on the ACT® & SAT® Reading sections. In this post, we unpack what author’s voice and method questions are really asking, how they appear on the tests, and the best ways to handle answering these questions.
Read MoreA new ad campaign from Geico's creative team is an excellent tool for teaching students about the process of elimination on the SAT® Critical Reading. No, seriously.
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