Unlock Your Top SAT Math Score

In this class, students will review and strengthen the major math topics covered on the SAT: 

Week of May 19: The Method for SAT Math Questions
Week of May 26: Linear Equations
Week of June 2: Systems of Linear Equations
Week of June 9: Inequalities
Week of June 16: Rates, Proportions, and Percents
Week of June 23: Tables, Statistics, and Probability
[No class Week of June 30]
Week of July 7: Scatterplots
Week of July 14: Functions
Week of July 21: Exponents, Radicals, Polynomials, and Rational Expressions
Week of July 28: Quadratics
Week of August 4: Lines, Angles, and Triangles
Week of August 11: Circles
Week of August 18: Three-Dimensional Figures
Week of August 25: Trigonometry
Week of September 1: Imaginary Numbers
Week of September 8: Test Strategy and Practice


Each class will be structured around a particular topic or problem-solving skill. I will begin with a brief review or mini-lesson using slides to introduce or clarify key concepts, followed by guided practice problems where students can ask questions and explain their thinking. We’ll also regularly work through real or SAT-style practice questions, building both content knowledge and test confidence.

My teaching style is clear, encouraging, and responsive. I aim to break down challenging problems into manageable steps, using visuals, real-life examples, and clear explanations. I provide positive reinforcement and plenty of opportunities for learners to interact—whether through answering questions aloud, using the chat, or participating in polls and quick quizzes.

There will be time built in during each session for learners to ask questions, review mistakes, and get personalized support. All students are encouraged to participate, but there’s no pressure to speak if they prefer to observe and learn quietly.

This class is especially suited for students who benefit from a structured, supportive, and interactive approach to math.