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Your student will be immersed in our comprehensive lesson plan SAT prep tutors course. Instructions is based on over 4 years of research and more than 200 hours of development by Ivy League instructors, veteran teachers, and leaders in the education industry. We are proud to offer one of the best local tutoring services money can buy. You can be rest assured that you or your child will receive the highest caliber instruction and teachers on the market along with strategies and techniques to boost scores on the SAT!
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- Additional practice at home
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Are you ready for the new SAT 2016?
SAT 2015
- 10 Sections
- 4 Hours
- Strategy Based
- Deductions for incorrect answers
SAT 2016
- 4 Sections
- 3 Hour
- High school subject mastery
- Only correct answers count
The SAT Breakdown
Broken down into 4 Sections:
The SAT is organized into four timed tests: (1) Reading, (2) Writing and Language, (3) Math (non-calculator and calculator sections), and (4) Essay. The first three are required and in the order listed, and the Essay is optional. These sections are completed in this order during the test administration.
SAT – College Admission Test
Students that enroll in 18+ hours of SAT prep have improved an average of 270 points through 1-on-1 tutoring. Get your student prepared for the new SAT with our comprehensive test prep packages: 1-on-1 & small group instruction, practice tests, and detailed feedback regarding your student’s progress.
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Basic
$90
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6 hrs
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4
# of Mock Tests
1
In-Home or In-Center
Total
$540
Prep
$85
per hour
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9 hrs
# of Sessions
6
# of Mock Tests
1
In-Home or In-Center
Total
$765
Honors
$80
per hour
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18 hrs
# of Sessions
12
# of Mock Tests
2
In-Home or In-Center
Total
$1440
Elite
$75
per hour
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21 hrs
# of Sessions
14
# of Mock Tests
2
In-Home or In-Center
Total
$1575
Masters
$70
per hour
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27 hrs
# of Sessions
18
# of Mock Tests
3
In-Home or In-Center
Total
$1890
Scholar
$65
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33 hrs
# of Sessions
22
# of Mock Tests
3
In-Home or In-Center
Total
$2145
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Basic
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6 hrs
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3
# of Mock Tests
1
In Center
Total
$432
Prep
$70
per hour
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10 hrs
# of Sessions
5
# of Mock Tests
1
In Center
Total
$700
Honors
$68
per hour
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16 hrs
# of Sessions
8
# of Mock Tests
2
In Center
Total
$1088
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$65
per hour
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22 hrs
# of Sessions
11
# of Mock Tests
2
In Center
Total
$1430
Masters
$60
per hour
Hours Purchased
28 hrs
# of Sessions
14
# of Mock Tests
3
In Center
Total
$1680
Scholar
$55
per hour
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32 hrs
# of Sessions
16
# of Mock Tests
3
In Center
Total
$1760
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Our 22 Lesson Master Plan to Success
Lessons 1-7
Writing, Essay & Language
From lesson 1-7: Understand how the SAT is designed and learn how to write the perfect essay. Identify individual weak areas in language and grammar; master the technique of plugging in your own vocabulary words to get to the right answer.
| Hour | SAT Test | Activities |
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| 1 | · Review selected questions and answers from student’s pre-test
· Explain the individualized plan you have created to work with this student (schedule, how many hrs in each test, etc) based on his or her pretest results · Have the student set and write down his or her goals in the manual on page 6 |
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| 2 | M,R,W | · Present the information in “Part One: General Information about the SAT” – have students highlight important information
· Khan tutorial – introduce the student to khanacademy.org website for SAT practice; have them log on as your student (you should create your own teacher account) and show them how to access the Diagnostic Test; explain that their weekly homework will be completed on this website (see LP docs “Homework Procedures” · Student completes “General Info: Scavenger Hunt” (p.7 manual) using the New SAT manual |
- Learn Ways for Brainstorming and Choosing Examples for Essay Writing
- Learn How to Outline and Structure of a Paragraph when Writing Essays
- Strategies for Improving Sentences
- Strategies for Identifying Sentence Errors
- Strategies for Improving Paragraphs
- Master tricks for “Fill in”, “Trigger Words”, “Two Blanks”
- Acquiring techniques for “Positive/Negative”, “Answer Elimination”
Lessons 8-14
Reading Comprehension
From lessons 8-14: Have a look at some of the advanced reading comprehension strategies to help save your student test time. Answer reading questions with speed and accuracy. Know how to best answer passage questions before even reading.
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R | · Khanacademy.org: review procedures, show student how to access his or her homework
· “Reading Test” overview: Have student read the paragraphs on top of p.9 in manual and summarize the info verbally in two to three sentences. (what is it?, how does it look?, how many questions?, how long is it?, etc.) · “Part One: The Passages” Review the Reading strategies beginning on page 9. After reading each strategy, have the student try to use the strategy while reading one of the practice passages included on pages 13-17. Then have the student discuss what he or she liked and what he or she disliked from the strategy. Repeat the process with the next two strategies. · Have the student fill in the “Mixed Strategy” section on p. 13 using the parts that he or she likes and removing the parts that he or she does not like from the three strategies. This will be the student’s personal reading strategy. · If extra time, continue reading strategy practice with Independent Practice in Official SAT Study Guide, pp. 95-126. |
| 2-2.5 hours | R | · Begin by having the student to explain his or her reading strategy to you without looking in the manual.
· “Reading Test: The questions” p. 17 Review the three main types of questions with students. Have the student give examples of each type of question. Go back to the Pre test and have student pick out one or two of each type of question as you go along. · After you are sure that the student is comfortable with the types of questions and specific strategies for each, have the student complete the Guided Practice (p. 20 – 24). Have the student state the type of question, answer the question based on the reading passage, and give the specific strategies used · If extra time, continue question strategy practice with Independent Practice in Official SAT Study Guide, pp. 95-126. |
| Two hours | W | Writing and Language (pp. 26-44)
· Have student read information on p. 26 and summarize the key points about the Writing and Language test. Be sure to remind your student that this test is part of the score they will receive in Reading. · Review the content and strategies for the two question types for the SAT Writing and Language test. Have the student create a two columned chart or Venn diagram comparing and contrasting these question types. · Look through the Writing and Language test from the student’s Pretest. Have the student identify a question from each category and subcategory. · Have student complete exercises in the manual as you go through the section. |
| One hour | W | Essay (optional)
** If student is not doing the essay, use this hour to practice another area in which the student is struggling. · Have the student read the general information and prompt on p. 106. And then summarize the information orally. Review the three things he or she should be looking for and marking while reading the passage. · Go over the proper structure of a good argument essay. Passage structure, p. 108 Create a type of mark (letter, number or symbol) to use for each key part of the argument. · Then tell the student that both of you will read the Guided practice passage on p. 109 independently and mark the passage using the marks you chose in the last section. Then discuss and compare your marks after both of you finish. · Then summarize the Essay Structure (p. 111-114) section, highlighting the key ideas and strategies for the student. · Guided Practice, pp. 183-203 |
Lessons 15-18
Math Concepts
From lessons 15-18: Demonstrate math foundation and remediate Algebra, Geometry, and more high school math topics. Learn how to plug in numbers for questions the right way without wasting test time. Review critical directions for free response math section that can make or break your score.
| Math Sections | ||
| One hour | M | Overview and Problem Solving Strategy (KISS)
· Have student read and summarize the information in the first three paragraphs of p. 45. · Read the “calculator and no-calculator portions” together and reassure the students that all questions on the SAT should be started without a calculator · Explain the method of filling in a Grid-in question and the other details of this type of question. · Explain KISS problem solving method. Have student restate the method to you in his or her own words before trying it. · Work the first two problems together using the method. · Have the student try the method on the last three problems. Explain that, while he or she will not write out each step on the SAT, knowing and following the steps will help him or her complete any math problem. · Review Strategies 1-3 on p. 50. Choose one example from the Pretest to show how this strategy works. You may want to have the student make flash cards for the math vocabulary to study those as well. · Have student read the general strategies and mark any that he or she uses regularly in math or on math tests. |
| 1-1.5 hours | M | Heart of Algebra (p. 54-61)
· Have student take the quick quiz to determine his or her level of understanding of the topics in the section. · Go over the topics and problems that correspond with the missed problems. · Have the student correct his or her errors on the Quick Quiz questions. |
| 1-1.5 hours | M | Passport to Advanced Mathematics (p. 62-73)
· Have student take the quick quiz to determine his or her level of understanding of the topics in the section. · Go over the topics and problems that correspond with the missed problems. · Have the student correct his or her errors on the Quick Quiz questions. |
| 1-1.5 hours | M | Problem Solving and Data Analysis (p.74-93)
· Have student take the quick quiz to determine his or her level of understanding of the topics in the section. · Go over the topics and problems that correspond with the missed problems. · Have the student correct his or her errors on the Quick Quiz questions. |
| 1-1.5 hours | M | Additional Topics in Math
· Have student take the quick quiz to determine his or her level of understanding of the topics in the section. · Go over the topics and problems that correspond with the missed problems. · Have the student correct his or her errors on the Quick Quiz questions. |
| One hour | M | Complete any unfinished math problems from manual and review strategies. |
Lessons 19-22
Advance Math Concepts
From lessons 19-22: Master the entire SAT by demonstrating knowledge of highly difficult problems. Know every SAT formula you should know based on hundreds of SAT questions. Learn how to approach advanced math problems in a step-by-step form to make them easier to understand.
| 15 | · Review selected questions and answers from student’s practice test
· Revisit student goals in the manual on page 6. |
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| 16 | M,R,W | Final Walkthrough and Visualization of Success
· Have the student fold a piece of white paper into four equal sections. Have the student write the names of the four tests of the SAT (Reading, Writing and Language, Math—no calculator, Math—calculator) at the top, one per section. · Then turn to one of the sample SAT in the back of the Official SAT Study Guide. · Start with the Reading test. 1. Ask the student questions about the test (order, time allotted, number of questions, etc). Then have the student write the key information in the first third of each section, under the Reading heading. 2. Review the strategies for the Reading test. Then have the student write down the strategies he or she thinks are the most important in the section. · Repeat the above steps for each test. · Discuss the main strategies for the essay if necessary. · Give final advice 1. Get adequate rest for several days before the test. 2. Put stuff together the night before. No rushing to find your admission ticket before you have to go! 3. Eat breakfast, but overeat. 4. Don’t do or not do anything you are unaccustomed to. For example, if you do not drink coffee regularly, don’t start on the morning of the SAT. 5. Keep emotional strife to a minimum. If you have a boyfriend/girlfriend before the SAT, don’t break up with them until after. No big emotional discussions with your parents, siblings, or friends. Keep everything boring and stable. 6. Test anxiety is real and normal. If you feel yourself becoming anxious, you can usually fix it by closing your eyes and thinking of a “happy place” while breathing deeply for about a minute. It is better to spend a little time relaxing than to waste time worrying. 7. Memorize some positive statements to say to yourself before, during, and after the SAT. (Give some examples of affirmations) 8. You have worked very hard throughout this prep course and I am proud of you. I am also totally excited to see your great scores. |
Mock Tests
Wrapping it up
Putting it to the Test: final review of material, mock exam and review of mock exam
- Student attends mock test at Suprex campus
- Mock test is timed on SAT standards- student gets accustomed to testing environment
- Mock test is scored based on SAT scoring standard
- Results are typically sent to client within 1-2 schools days of completing test.
- Tutor reviews weak areas on mock SAT
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William West:
- 12th Grade Student
- Clear Lake High School
- Increased 400 points
- 33 Hour Course (22 lessons)
- Received $30,000 in full scholarships
- Attends Texas A&M University
My dad enrolled me into Suprex SAT tutoring when I was a senior in high school. I liked the fact that my tutoring was 1 on 1 and I had the sessions in my area. The teacher was so helpful and really wanted me to do better on the SAT. After 2 months of tutoring, I took the SAT and went up 400 points from my previous score and even got a $30,000 scholarship to Texas A&M. My dad was so proud of me and felt it was well worth the investment! The tutoring was worth every penny.
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John A.
COLLEGE MATRICULATED: HARVARD
“The best thing with Suprex was that the tutors were very accepting in what position I was at and were very knowledgeable about the testing concepts I needed to improve on. The score improvement on my SAT helped me compete on a collegiate level and helped me get into Harvard University.”
| Before | After | ||
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| Writing | 570 | 700 | +130 |
| Reading | 560 | 710 | +150 |
| Math | 350 | 500 | +150 |
| Overall | 1480 | 1910 | +430 |
Becca D.
COLLEGE MATRICULATED: Texas A & M University
“Learning the way the SAT works and the different types of passages really helped me to improve my efficiency during testing. In a test where time is so valuable, this training helped me improve my speed and therefore my overall SAT score from an 1100 to a 1400. I couldn’t have asked for better results even with the limited time we had to prepare for that test.”
| Before | After | ||
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| Writing | 400 | 430 | +30 |
| Reading | 450 | 480 | +30 |
| Math | 460 | 500 | +40 |
| Overall | 1310 | 1410 | +100 |
Josh F.
COLLEGE MATRICULATED: Oral Roberts University
“Suprex contacted me fairly quickly. It was easy to get set up with tutoring. The tutors worked really well with Joshua and they were able to accomplish what we needed to accomplish in his score improvement within a short time frame- 100 points in 9 hours! Joshua got a scholarship to Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma.” – Brenda F. (Parent of Josh F.)
| Before | After | ||
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| Writing | 360 | 490 | +130 |
| Reading | 350 | 500 | +150 |
| Math | 270 | 420 | +150 |
| Overall | 1310 | 1410 | +100 |
Suprex Learning’s SAT Prep Tutors Course
Our SAT Prep Tutors program, at Suprex Learning, was devised by 4 educational specialist who have more then 10 years of academic testing experience. We’ve created our program to be unique from the other testing centers who clearly emphasize on test hacking strategies. At Suprex Learning we believe in 2 main aspects of test preparation: test taking strategies and going over the content of the test whether it be the Math or Verbal section of the test. We offer an SAT Prep program that will provide your student with all the material, information, practice and instruction they need to succeed. Your student has invested a lot of time into doing well in their academics and a lot of energy into participating in extra-curricular activities and frankly, the SAT demands a similar amount of attention. For some, that is accomplished independently, but for many that means enrolling in an SAT Test Prep tutors program. At Suprex, we know what we’re doing.
SAT Prep Courses: Increase Score Improvements
At Suprex Learning, we get results. On average, our SAT students improve their overall score by an average of 250 points. How do we achieve this? We don’t use the same approach for every student, instead we restructure our approach depending on the needs each unique student. This is accomplished by an in depth analysis of your student’s performance on each section of the test which helps our instructors identify problem areas to focus on.
Math SAT Prep Tutors
At Suprex our specially designed 22 lesson program includes two sections of lessons on math, a basic math section and an advanced math portion. Our tutors won’t just teach the math covered on the exam, they also teach the types of questions on the exam along with our best math hacks. It doesn’t matter how confident or skilled your student is in math coming into our program, they will leave our Math SAT tutoring program in Houston with the knowledge they need to score well. Our SAT Prep tutors are patient and empathetic to your student’s struggles, whatever they may be. We’ve all been there and at Suprex, we know how to get you and your student through it.
In order to succeed on the Math section of the SAT, your student will need to have a clear understanding of the following topics:
- Number and Operations
- Algebra and Functions
- Geometry and Measurement
- Data Analysis, Statistics and Probability
Verbal SAT Test Prep
Our Verbal SAT tutors have all been trained on the latest test hacking methods and have complete mastery of the English language and its grammar. At Suprex Learning we know that acing the SAT Verbal section is more than having a great vocabulary. It involves understanding the rhetoric of the exam itself as well as the rhetoric within each passage the questions are based on. Simply being “good” at English is not enough to get the score you really want to see; our Suprex SAT Verbal tutors know how to bridge that gap and coax stellar results from your student.
The Verbal section of the SAT includes critical reading, writing, and an essay. For verbal SAT Prep Test you can count on the Suprex Learning Center. We understand to be successful on the verbal section of the SAT your student will need to have a strong vocabulary, an understanding of various subjects (Natural sciences, Humanities, Social science, and Literary fiction) and be able to make educated inferences from the text. Your student will also need to be familiar with the logic of analogies or arguments. At Suprex Learning we understand that being able to master all of these tasks isn’t as simple as studying vocabulary flash cards or even doing practice exams.
Writing Section SAT Prep Classes:
There are formulas that some SAT Prep courses use, but a high essay score requires more than knowing the write equation. Suprex has combed through all the available theories out there and created the ultimate SAT Writing guide. Our guide not only explains what graders want to see in each essay, but why they want to see it. Knowing why helps students better understand how to address the prompt and create a stronger essay.
For many students, the writing section of the SAT poses the most difficulty. Students are expected to complete an essay along with multiple choice questions. Your student will need to be able to develop a point of view based on information presented in the text, support the their point of view using logic and understanding as well as follow all the conventions of standard English. At Suprex Learning our SAT Prep Tutors division have the knowledge and know-how on how to help your student be ready for the writing portion of the SAT. Our tutors are trained to help your student respond quickly to a number of different topics without having to adhere too strictly to specific literary references. In our writing SAT Prep Classes we make sure that your student is able to read and understand the given writing prompts, map out the outline for their response and create a clear and well thought out essay to achieve a great score. Writing essays can be tricky for some students but we are committed to teaching students the techniques to be successful.We help to break down these certain key elements so that your child isn’t adding unneeded information that may possibly cost them on their exam.
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Basic
$90
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Hours Purchased
6 hrs
# of Sessions
4
# of Mock Tests
1
In-Home or In-Center
Total
$540
Prep
$85
per hour
Hours Purchased
9 hrs
# of Sessions
6
# of Mock Tests
1
In-Home or In-Center
Total
$765
Honors
$80
per hour
Hours Purchased
18 hrs
# of Sessions
12
# of Mock Tests
2
In-Home or In-Center
Total
$1440
Elite
$75
per hour
Hours Purchased
21 hrs
# of Sessions
14
# of Mock Tests
2
In-Home or In-Center
Total
$1575
Masters
$70
per hour
Hours Purchased
27 hrs
# of Sessions
18
# of Mock Tests
3
In-Home or In-Center
Total
$1890
Scholar
$65
per hour
Hours Purchased
33 hrs
# of Sessions
22
# of Mock Tests
3
In-Home or In-Center
Total
$2145
choose your plan
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Hours Purchased
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Total
Basic
$72
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Hours Purchased
6 hrs
# of Sessions
3
# of Mock Tests
1
In Center
Total
$432
Prep
$70
per hour
Hours Purchased
10 hrs
# of Sessions
5
# of Mock Tests
1
In Center
Total
$700
Honors
$68
per hour
Hours Purchased
16 hrs
# of Sessions
8
# of Mock Tests
2
In Center
Total
$1088
Elite
$65
per hour
Hours Purchased
22 hrs
# of Sessions
11
# of Mock Tests
2
In Center
Total
$1430
Masters
$60
per hour
Hours Purchased
28 hrs
# of Sessions
14
# of Mock Tests
3
In Center
Total
$1680
Scholar
$55
per hour
Hours Purchased
32 hrs
# of Sessions
16
# of Mock Tests
3
In Center
Total
$1760
Discounted
Group Test Prep
No long-term contract
- 2-4 Students per group
- 3 Proctored Mock Tests
- Test Prep books
- 2 hour sessions
- Payments totaling $1000+ can be broken into 2 payments
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“Best Sat Prep Classes: It is easy to get overwhelmed when thinking about the essay portion of the SAT. Thanks to the excellent tutors at the Suprex Learning Center, I felt confident and prepared to conquer the writing section. I was able to improve my writing score and I ended up doing higher than the goal my tutor and I set. Suprex Learning has to be the Best Sat Prep Classes” – Travis, Dulles High School