Prior to Feb 8th: PRE-CLASS ADAPTIVE PRACTICE TEST
Saturday Feb 8th: ACT Overview – The Digital ACT Explained – Math: Strategy
Saturday Feb 15th: Math: Calculator Tricks – Science: Strategy – Science: Practice
Saturday Feb 22nd: English: Verbs – English: Pronouns – English: Punctuation – English: Style and Structure – English: Practice
Saturday Mar 1st: Reading: Strategy – Reading: Question Types – Reading: Practice
Prior to Mar 8th: ADAPTIVE PRACTICE TEST 2
Saturday Mar 8th: Math: Concepts Overview – Math: Algebra
Saturday Mar 15th: – Reading: Difficult Passages – Science: Difficult Passages
Saturday Mar 22nd: Math: Coordinate Geometry – Math: Plane Geometry – Math: Trigonometry
Prior to Mar 29th: FINAL ADAPTIVE PRACTICE TEST
Saturday Mar 29th: Comprehensive Review – Road to Test Day
Prior to April 12th: PRE-CLASS ADAPTIVE PRACTICE TEST
Saturday Apr 12th: ACT Overview – The Digital ACT Explained – Math: Strategy
Saturday Apr 19th: Math: Calculator Tricks – Science: Strategy – Science: Practice
Saturday Apr 26th: English: Verbs – English: Pronouns – English: Punctuation – English: Style and Structure – English: Practice
Saturday May 3rd: Reading: Strategy – Reading: Question Types – Reading: Practice
Prior to Mar 8th: ADAPTIVE PRACTICE TEST 2
Saturday May 10th: Math: Concepts Overview – Math: Algebra
Prior to May 31st: ADAPTIVE PRACTICE TEST 3
Saturday May 17th: – Reading: Difficult Passages – Science: Difficult Passages
Saturday May 31st: Math: Coordinate Geometry – Math: Plane Geometry – Math: Trigonometry
Prior to Jun 7th: FINAL ADAPTIVE PRACTICE TEST
Saturday Jun 7th: Comprehensive Review – Road to Test Day
Philadelphia born and raised, Kate graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a BA in sociology and minors in music and cognitive science. A life-long learner and teacher, she got her first paid tutoring job in middle school. She really began honing her teaching skills in high school, when she passed chemistry mainly because she had to learn the material well enough to teach it to her friends at lunch the next day. Since then, she has worked in pre-kindergarten, elementary, middle, and high school classrooms, teaching lessons on many subjects including reading, math, history, and nutrition. Kate has also written and edited hundreds of DSAT questions for use in the Testive application and other teaching materials.
Kate has spent a lot of time on college campuses—she traveled annually to all seven northern Ivies as a member of the Penn Band (Go Quakers!), spent hours in Rice’s library during her years living in Houston, and taught her first SAT classes to Philadelphia high school students on the campuses of Drexel and Temple Universities—and knows that there are many different factors that go into making a specific school a great fit for a particular student. Test preparation and college applications can feel overwhelming, but Kate believes that a small amount of focused attention and effort can go a long way. Working on a few math problems daily or spending five minutes with a thesaurus to refine an essay’s hook could be the difference between falling short of a goal and surpassing it.
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