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Chehak taught Lisa 3 months ago
Liz and Chehak worked through a series of SAT math questions covering topics such as quadratic equations, exponential growth, and exponent rules. Chehak guided Liz through problem-solving strategies, focusing on understanding the underlying concepts and applying them to different scenarios. Liz will continue working on the remaining questions and plans to discuss them in the next session, and she needs to contact support to extend her lesson access.
Exponential Growth
Quadratic Equations (Vertex Form)
Projectile Motion
Equating Functions
Rational Expressions
Interpreting Y-Intercepts
Randy taught Dylan 5 months ago
Randy Tutoring instructed Dylan Gautham on sentence modifiers, parallel structure, gerunds, comparisons, dangling modifiers, subject-verb agreement, conciseness, redundancy, sentence function, and tone in writing, with Dylan Gautham practicing these concepts through examples. Randy Tutoring and Dylan Gautham also discussed and adjusted their tutoring schedule due to Dylan Gautham's travel. Dylan will confirm travel plans for the following week.
Sentence Function and Transitions
Gerunds
Parallel Structure
Tone in Writing
Conciseness and Redundancy
Subject-Verb Agreement
Dangling Modifiers
Randy taught Dylan 5 months ago
Randy tutored Dylan in reading comprehension, concentrating on careful reading techniques, using textual evidence to support answers, and improving vocabulary. Randy suggested Dylan use Khan Academy for independent practice.
Weather Imagery
Exposition in Opening Sentences
Introspection
Narrative Tone
False Trails in Questions
Ambiguity
Specificity in Answers
SAT tutoring data and learner engagement
Total SAT tutors
364 SAT tutors available
Experienced SAT tutors
Average 11 years of teaching experience
SAT Tutor Qualifications
78% hold a Master’s or PhD degree
Complete overview of SAT prep essentials
How to prepare for the SAT exam?
The SAT is a college readiness test held seven times a year. It has two sections: Math (80 minutes) and Reading & Writing (64 minutes). Since there’s no negative marking, attempt every question!
Start SAT preparation 6–12 months in advance. Use past papers to learn the format. Focus on advanced math (functions, trigonometry) and critical reading, which requires strong vocabulary skills.
A College Board study found that students using prep resources—books, online courses, or tutoring—scored 33 points higher on average.
Mock tests help with time management and finding weak spots. Choose self-study for flexibility, group study for motivation, or online courses for structured learning. An SAT tutor gives personalized help, especially with time management and tough topics.
Practice with official materials and follow smart strategies. Stay consistent, build confidence, and get SAT-ready!
How can a tutor help you with SAT preparation?
Tailored study plan and smart strategies
An SAT tutor creates a personalized study plan to strengthen your weak areas and reinforce key concepts. They focus on Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Reading Comprehension, using SAT prep materials and past papers to build familiarity with the test format. SAT Tutors also teach time management strategies and conduct mock tests to track progress and refine techniques.
Targeted support for score improvement
Retaking the SAT? Getting private SAT tutoring can help you analyze past scores to pinpoint areas for improvement. Whether it’s Math problem-solving or Reading comprehension, tutors can help set achievable goals and refine strategies for a higher score.
Studies show that 6–8 hours of personalized SAT tutoring can lead to about a 90-point increase in a student's score.
Focused help for math and reading challenges
Struggling with advanced Algebra, Data Analysis, or Trigonometry? Need help with vocabulary, grammar, or comprehension? An SAT prep tutor breaks down tough topics and teaches proven problem-solving strategies to boost confidence.
With private online SAT tutoring, you get expert guidance tailored to your needs, helping you maximize your SAT score.
What to look for in an SAT tutor?
Qualifications and expertise
When choosing an SAT tutor, look for someone with a strong SAT score (1500+) and expertise in both Math and English. If you prefer focused help, consider separate tutors for each section. For Math, find tutors with a background in Mathematics or Engineering and experience in Algebra and Trigonometry. For Reading, opt for a SAT verbal tutor with a degree in English or Literature and expertise in Reading Comprehension and Critical Thinking.
Student reviews and ratings
Check reviews to assess a tutor’s effectiveness. Aim for a rating of 4+ stars, with feedback detailing improvements in areas you’re targeting. For example, if you need help with the Verbal section, choose a tutor who has proven success in improving critical reading and vocabulary skills.
Teaching methods
Select a SAT tutor whose teaching style aligns with your learning needs. If you enjoy active engagement, find one who asks guiding questions, like, “What’s the main idea in this paragraph?” or If you prefer learning in a structured manner, choose someone who breaks down concepts like trigonometry step-by-step. Visual learners may benefit from tutors who use diagrams to simplify Data Analysis problems.
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