SAT Prep Class for Anxious and Neurodivergent Students
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Prepare now for the March 14th SAT exam by working face-to-face with your instructors in a small group setting, where you gain experience with both the verbal and math portions of the exam and receive individual feedback. This class works because it explains the test structure and strategies so that students go into the exam knowing what to expect in addition to reviewing the content covered in questions. It is especially well suited for anxious testers and neurodivergent students.
"We know that the process can be overwhelming, and many students benefit from having an extra boost," says Glen Lutz, a retired high school principal, master teacher, and education consultant leading the class. "Investing some time now to understand how the test is structured and to review the content can go a long way toward reducing stress and allows the student to show what they know."
This March 14th test date is especially recommended for juniors who will submit college applications this fall, and available to all, including those taking the SAT to apply for a trade union apprenticeship. The Huma Education SAT Prep Course breaks down test content into manageable chunks and makes it a lot more fun than studying on your own.
The 6-week course meets weekly on Saturdays from 10:00am-12:30 pm starting on January 31st. The tuition of $1995 includes all course materials and in-person instruction in a group of up to 4 students. Enroll or request additional information by contacting Ruth Wilson at 206-778-3809 or ruth@humaeducation.com.
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