SAT Basics:
The SAT is a standardized test widely used for college admissions in the United States. It is designed to assess a student's readiness for college by evaluating their knowledge and skills in critical reading, writing, and mathematics. The SAT is an important part of the college application process, and achieving a high score can help students gain admission to their desired universities and colleges.
- Duration: High school students (Grades 11-12)
- Subjects Tested:
- Reading: Assessing comprehension of reading passages and vocabulary in context.
- Writing and Language: Evaluating grammar, punctuation, and sentence structure.
- Mathematics: Algebra, problem-solving, and data analysis.
- Essay (Optional): Analyzing an argument and writing a persuasive essay (optional as of 2021).
SAT Test Timelines:
- SAT Exam Dates: The SAT is administered several times throughout the year, typically in August, October, November, December, March, May, and June.
- Registration Deadline: Registration usually closes about a month before each test date. Check the College Board website for exact deadlines.
- SAT Score Release: Scores are typically available about 2-3 weeks after the exam.
SAT Preparation:
- SAT Exam Preparation: The SAT tests students on skills learned in high school, and preparation for the exam requires consistent practice in reading, writing, and math. We focus on sharpening test-taking strategies, improving weaknesses, and reinforcing strengths to ensure top performance.
- Create Curve’s Approach: We offer a tailored SAT preparation program, focusing on all three main sections: Reading, Writing, and Mathematics. With personalized study plans, mock exams, and expert guidance, we ensure that students are well-prepared for the SAT exam day.
Create Curve Offers:
Subjects Offered:
Critical Reading: Vocabulary, passage-based questions, and reading comprehension.
Writing and Language: Grammar, punctuation, and sentence structure.
Mathematics: Algebra, problem-solving, data analysis, and advanced math (including some trigonometry and calculus).
Essay (Optional): Crafting an essay based on reading and analysis (if applicable).
Number of Classes per Week
4 (1 class per subject)
Number of Students per Batch
5
Examination Tests
Every Saturday
Our Teaching Methodology:
- Small Group Live Classes: Interactive classes where students can actively participate, ask questions, and discuss concepts.
- Recordings for Missed Sessions: Students can access recorded sessions to review missed content and reinforce learning.
- Notes and Worksheets: Comprehensive study materials, including notes and practice worksheets, to strengthen skills.
- Regular Testing: Weekly quizzes and mock tests to practice under exam conditions.
- Personalized Student Profile: Custom learning plans tailored to the student’s strengths and areas for improvement.
- Parent-Teacher Connect: Regular updates and feedback to keep parents informed about their child’s progress.
- One-to-One Personal Mentorship: Dedicated mentors offer personalized support to guide students in their SAT preparation.
- Expert Guidance: Experienced instructors provide valuable tips and strategies for tackling SAT questions.
- Tailored Scheduling: Flexible schedules to balance SAT prep with school and extracurricular activities.
- Continuous Monitoring: Tracking progress and adapting teaching methods to ensure steady improvement.
- Timely Course Completion: All content is covered well before exam dates, allowing ample time for revision.
