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About the Class: |
Nearly every college in America accepts the SAT or Subject Tests as a part of its admissions process. That's why more than two million students take the SAT every year. However, this means that there is a lot of competition for good scores. Getting started the right way with SAT preparation is half the battle won. In this session, experienced SAT test prep expert, Kareem, guides you on how to get started with your SAT preparation. He would cover the following points:- Take a diagnostic Test - but just ANY test is not good enough!
- Know your level, goal, and time frame.
- Know who is qualified to prepare you for the SAT.
- Know the most important skills to learn to ace the SAT.
- Adjust your time and Reassessment.
This session would be useful for all students looking to start as well as those who have started their SAT test preparation,
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About the presenter:
Kareem Gouda
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Kareem was born in the USA and has traveled all over the world. Kareem has always had a passion for teaching. This is why he decided to pursue a career in teaching right after his graduation as an electronics engineer. He taught at many international schools, and delivered many SAT prep courses to schools in the USA and abroad.
Kareem currently lives in New Jersey where he prepares students in the USA and worldwide for their SAT exams. He teaches SAT1(Math & English) as well as SAT2 (Math & Physics). He is keen on always being up to date with the SAT and that's the reason why he takes the test himself every year.
Kareem is a member of the American National Tutoring Association and a candidate for the certification of the American Board for Certification of Teacher Excellence (ABCTE). He has authored three SAT prep books and many SAT prep multimedia CDs. He considers himself exceptionally lucky to have had the opportunity of teaching brilliant students of different cultures and origins, most of whom have scored well in the 90s percentile after attending his classes.
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cbrown101 Thursday, March 12, 2009 6:50 PM (Korea Standard Time)
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