Build the score without rushing.
Starting several weeks before the first SAT leaves time to strengthen content, learn the digital tools, and complete more than one practice test.
Online preparation built from an official practice test, a domain by domain analysis, and a focused plan for the student’s actual test date.
Two hour lessons combine clear teaching, deliberate Desmos use, targeted questions, and timed work in the adaptive digital format.
We begin with a full Bluebook practice test or a recent SAT score. The analysis identifies the domains and error types costing points. The recommended number of lessons depends on the starting level, target, and time available.
Starting several weeks before the first SAT leaves time to strengthen content, learn the digital tools, and complete more than one practice test.
For a first attempt or a retake, the plan concentrates on measured weaknesses and the student’s application calendar.
An official Bluebook test or a recent SAT score provides a reliable starting point.
Each error is classified by domain, content, reading, strategy, timing, or calculator use.
Priorities reflect the current score, target, test date, and the skills with realistic room to improve.
Lessons alternate teaching, official questions, timed modules, and fresh measurement of progress.
Linear equations and inequalities, linear functions, and systems of two equations.
Equivalent expressions, nonlinear equations, and quadratic, exponential, polynomial, rational, or radical functions.
Ratios, rates, percentages, units, distributions, scatterplots, probability, and data interpretation.
Area, volume, angles, triangles, trigonometry, and circles.
Progress is measured, never promised.
Errors are grouped by skill and difficulty level.
A short explanation leads to progressive practice, then back to SAT questions.
The skill is checked on fresh questions without help.
We distinguish content gaps, reading mistakes, and input errors.
The student uses a checking routine suited to the recurring error pattern.
Avoidable errors are compared from one timed module to the next.
Time per question and unfinished questions are recorded.
We practise question order, Desmos use, and decisions about when to move on.
A fresh timed module measures whether the strategy helped.
The fee includes lesson preparation, individual teaching, and the written update. The number of lessons is recommended after the diagnostic, with no score promise.
Watch the free explanations to see the teaching method, written reasoning, and shortcuts used during lessons.
Watch SAT videosThe discovery call confirms the score, test date, and target.
SAT Math has 44 questions in 70 minutes, divided into two 35 minute modules. The second module adapts to performance in the first.
Yes. Official practice tests are completed in Bluebook, and students learn when to use the built in Desmos calculator, when to calculate by hand, and how to check an answer.
Yes, for PSAT 10 and PSAT NMSQT Math. The diagnostic and plan are adapted to the assessment the student will actually take.
No. This preparation covers the Math section only.
No. Results depend on the starting level, available time, and independent practice. I measure progress with fresh questions and timed modules.
It depends on the diagnostic, target, and test date. Starting early leaves time to strengthen content and complete several measurements in the official format.
No. This is independent private tutoring. SAT, PSAT, Bluebook, and College Board are trademarks of their respective owners.
30 minutes · free · no commitment