Why is it important to have an Instructor who scores PERFECTLY
Many Tutors cite top 1% scores, without disclosing that this might mean they missed as many as 5-10 total questions on his/ her Exam. These are questions they can’t possibly explain to you correctly, since they themselves couldn’t answer it correctly under the pressure of the timed Exam.
Dr. Fikar has scored a perfect 1600 / 36 (SAT and ACT) or 800 (GMAT) or 180 (LSAT) for the past 25 years. This means that all questions will be presented accurately and correctly.
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Jennifer R. answered • 03/24/23
Tutor
New to Wyzant
Excellent teacher with over 20 years of experience
Congratulations on earning 100% on every exam you've ever taken in your life. For many people, learning from mistakes is highly valuable. We look up the answers to the questions we missed and make sure we fully understand the concepts.
Dr. M. F.
I quite agree that we all learn by making mistakes. My premise is that a student should be the one making the mistakes, not the Instructor. Before the age of 14, I had attempted thousands of Calculus problems, and missed hundreds of them, so I certainly make no claim to having a perfect past. My history of perfect scores ( attainable by less than one in a million) differentiates me even more than my education ( I believe about one in a hundred people earn PhD or equivalent degrees). Thank you for your feedback-
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