Over here at Eagle Eye, we believe in hard work, intensity, and discipline. Without these no goal worth having is achievable. Realistically, there, at most, only 6 days during which you can make progress in preparing for the SAT on May 7. Use that time wisely. However, a critical element in preparation is taking time …
Effective change to meet a future test requires two things. First, the building blocks of a solution must be present. Second, time to assemble those building blocks. When it comes to succeeding on the SAT most of us have those building blocks. The key is to give yourself the time to assemble them. The test …
Some things on the SAT are eminently predictable. You will be given a persuasive essay in the reading section. Make sure that you are clear on what is being argued and how it is being argued. You will be asked questions on punctuation. Make sure you know the rules. You will need to know about …
History is so cool! And we are holding our final free APUSH review session this Sunday at 4. We are covering the Progressives up through WWII. If you are interested swing by our website (www.eagleeyetutoring.com) and register to receive the Zoom link! Here’s some non-US history that is fascinating, grim and makes us super grateful …
On May 7’s SAT, remember that the goal is to get as many questions correct as possible, not to answer all of the questions. The College Board, as ridiculous as it is, is full of very smart people who have millions of data points and plenty of time, and these people are very good at …
There are some things you should do even if you don’t want to. One of them is going over your mistakes on SAT homework and practice tests. Real improvement comes from understanding the reason you missed a question. Once you understand the cause of an error, you can work to prevent it in the future. …
Eagle Eye is a proud partner of Mt Zion/Female Union Band Society Historic Memorial Park. We will be there on Saturday to honor these remarkable men, women, and children who suffered so much, accomplished so much more, and to whom we are indebted for their example of courage and discipline and community. Please join us this …
Some things, like approaching AP exams or UFOS, are genuinely unnerving. The AP Exams don’t have to be. Come to our free APUSH review sessions held on Sunday or our free AP calculus review sessions on Monday. Prepare yourself for victory. Oh, and there’s this: https://nypost.com/2022/04/04/us-warship-was-chased-by-two-car-sized-balls-of-light-ufos/?utm_source=fark&utm_medium=website&utm_content=link&ICID=ref_fark
Whew! The early spring ACT and SAT are done! Great work. Now a bit of a breather before the APs and the late spring tests in May. Meanwhile, pat yourself on the back and have fun, like this guy is:
