Writing with Pen

SAT WRITING PREP

SAT Writing Self-Paced Online

Cohort #6 Period
Jan 10 2022 - Feb 13 2022
Seats
1st Early Bird

5 Weeks

1 Left

Course Fee
$350.00
1st Early Bird Discount

$280.00

STUDENT SUCCESS SUPPORT

GET 100% MONEY BACK WHEN YOU GET 38 ON THE SAT WRITING

  • Scores should be received within 4 months after the starting date of the course

  • Verification method will be informed upon student's notification of their success

About the Course

Course Purpose

The goal of this course is to familiarize students with mathematical concepts as tested on the math section of the SAT. Conceptual understanding is essential in applying those concepts to related questions. Instead of memorizing steps, students will learn the logical reasonings behind each approach. Ultimately, students will practice how to use these methods flexibly and showcase a deep understanding of math to improve test taking skills.

Learning Outcomes

  • Demonstrate proficiency in formulas and equations

  • Apply problem solving skills to various types of questions

  • Translate words into mathematical expressions

Course Instructor

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Min Choi, PhD.

  • English Education PhD

  • English instructor since 2003

  • Literacy researcher

  • Assistant Professor of Education and Academic Literacy

Min has been teaching English, specifically reading and writing, to high school students and adults for over 15 years. As an SAT instructor, she enjoys showing students how simple the SAT Writing test can be once students know the rules of grammar and the structure of the test. By identifying what areas students struggle in most, she is able to work with them to improve their scores. To date, she has helped hundreds of students reach their goal on the writing portion of the SAT.

Course Curriculum

107 lectures

5 hours 50 minutes

Week 1
Sentences

1 Intro to SAT Writing

2 Sentences and Fragments

3 Conjunctions

4 Combining and Separating Sentences

Week 1 Quiz

Week 2
Clauses, Punctuation, Apostrophes, Pronoun & Noun Agreement

1 Non-essential Clauses

2 Punctuations

3 Apostrophes

4 Pronoun and Noun Agreement

Week 2 Quiz

Week 3
Agreement and Tense

1 Subject-Verb Agreement Structure Types

2 Verb Tense

3 Transitions

Week 3 Quiz

Week 4
Word Pairs, Parallel Structure, Modification Errors, Relative Pronouns

1 Word Pairs

2 Faulty Comparisons

3 Parallel Structure

4 Dangling and Misplaced Modifiers

5 Relative Pronouns

Week 4 Quiz

Week 5
Rhetorical Questions

1 Adding, Deleting, and Revising Information

2 Diction

3 Idioms

4 Register

Week 5 Quiz