I am an undergraduate student at UGA working on a Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence dual bachelor's/master's degree. In high school, I accumulated 2 years of experience volunteering as a tutor for elementary through high school students. These sessions were one-on-one and in-person, later moving to zoom during the pandemic.
My specialty is SAT Reading and Writing prep. On practice tests, I initially scored around 500 in Reading and Writing. By creating protocols to answer every...
I am an undergraduate student at UGA working on a Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence dual bachelor's/master's degree. In high school, I accumulated 2 years of experience volunteering as a tutor for elementary through high school students. These sessions were one-on-one and in-person, later moving to zoom during the pandemic.
My specialty is SAT Reading and Writing prep. On practice tests, I initially scored around 500 in Reading and Writing. By creating protocols to answer every question type, I was able to raise this to a perfect 800. I would like to share my methods for approaching any question on the SAT Reading and Writing and finding the right answer, even if it isn't immediately obvious.
I believe that every hour spent studying should be used logically. If a student has fundamental gaps in their knowledge, it simply won't be possible to master every topic. However, by selecting the most beneficial concepts to focus on and studying the test itself, students can have a significant score improvement.
