10 Minutes a Day to Master the Digital SAT English Section | FLEX
Monica Winkler
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Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(5)
In this asynchronous, eight week class, students learn the most important skills they need for the Digital SAT English section through daily, ten-minute videos and practice problems.
Class Experience
US Grade 9 - 12
Beginner Level
The Digital SAT English section taught in ten minutes a day. No more excuses! This class combines video explanations and homework to help students understand how to approach every reading question type and grammar rule. Even though there are no live meetings, I'll interact with students by giving feedback on homework, answering any questions, and tracking their progress. As soon as they sign up for the class, I'll send them a baseline exam. At the end of the eight weeks, I'll send another...
This class is taught in English.
Students will feel confident on test day, as they'll know how to tackle the SAT English section. They'll build their reading comprehension skills, grammar knowledge, and test-taking strategies in this 8-week class.
I have a BA and MA in linguistics, as well as a minor degree in English literature. I have been preparing students for standardized tests, like the SAT, for three years.
Homework Offered
Since this class is asynchronous, homework is assigned twice a week. It should take ten minutes to complete.0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
As soon as a student signs up for the class, I'll send them a baseline exam. At the end of the eight weeks, I'll send another exam to see their progress.Grades Offered
Available times
Pacific
Meet the teacher
New on Outschool
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(5)
I graduated from university (twice!) with zero dollars of student debt. Not having debt has allowed me to travel far, live freely, and take chances (like starting this very Outschool page), experiences I otherwise might not have been able to do....
Flex Class
$100
for 8 weeks8 weeks
No live video meetings
Ages 14-18
1-6 learners per class
