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Private In-Home and Online SAT Tutoring in Lowell, MA
Receive personally tailored SAT lessons from exceptional tutors in a one-on-one setting. We help you connect with in-home and online tutoring that offers flexible scheduling and your choice of locations.
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How can a tutor help you master the SAT?
The Scholastic Aptitude Test, or SAT, is one that many senior high school students feel wary about. However, scoring well on the SAT can open many opportunities for you. There are many chances for you to show your skill, as a set of sections thoroughly test your reading, writing, and math skills. These total up to a top score of 1600. Being prepared for any three-hour test may be a challenge. The essay adds another 50 minutes. The test format and content not only challenges your academic prowess, but it also tests your endurance and stamina. Don't let anxiety and lack of self-confidence enable you to get down. Contact Varsity Tutors to find a seasoned SAT tutor in Lowell, MA, who can provide an optimistic environment that might make it easy for you to learn and understand.
Also, an expert SAT tutor in Lowell can work at a time that is most convenient for you. If your day is filled with activities, your tutor can meet at night or on the weekend. The location of your choice is up to you as well. Your tutor can journey to your house, a cafe, or nearby library branch. It's possible to work together remotely, with face-to-face meetings arranged online via our live learning platform. Your tutor can select the best suited materials based on your topics of interest and skill level.
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"The student completed Test 10 and started Test 4 for homework. She did moderately well on Test 10 and extremely well on the sections she worked on from Test 4. Reviewed functions and geometry again, which are her only weak points in math, so she should score at least in the mid 600s on the real test. She asked several insightful questions about grammar, so I think all the grammar concepts are really starting to become second-nature for the student. She's definitely capable of scoring much higher on this section because once she knows what the words mean, she can apply logic to get the sentence completions correct. Even more impressively, she gets the majority of tone and inference questions from the reading comprehension correct after I define the words for her."
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"The student and I primarily focused on vocabulary during this session. We worked out of an SAT vocab text, discussing the meaning and context of vocabulary words. We also completed several quizzes to check her understanding; in future weeks we will work on her English homework and reading comprehension, in addition to continuing to master vocabulary."
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"Introductory session, mainly based on evaluating skills of student. Worked through verbal reasoning as well as math focusing on geometry. Talked over test taking procedures and tips ahead of SAT Saturday."
