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Educational Development Services, Inc. Nancy Barnard Nbarnard@edsjax.com 904-384-6025
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When should I take the tests?
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SAT/ACT Prep
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Parent Meeting Class – 3 hours 1 ½ hr math, 1½ reading/writing TEACHERS Kate Maranto Elaine Lundahl Nancy Barnard Materials- Every time Calculator!!!! SAT workbook ACT workbook Homework approx 1-2 hours
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Fee Structure Classes $500 for either SAT or ACT classes $800 for both SAT and ACT classes All year/career of testing for college. Pay once and come back before every test for a review Individual $65 per hour Focus on one area Both
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Dates for SAT satcollegeboard.org/register/sat-us-dates TEST DATE Registration Deadline FeeQuestion and Answer Service Oct 10 Nov 7 Dec 5 Jan 23 Mar 12 May 7 June 4
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Dates for ACT www.actstudent.org TEST DATERegistration Deadline Fees /PLUS WRITING TIR Service $19 September 12August 7 October 24September 18 December 12November 6Yes February 6January 8 April 9March 4Yes June 11May 6Yes
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SAT and ACT Schedule September 12 ACTJanuary 23 SAT** October 3 SAT ** February 6 ACT October 24 ACT March 5 SAT November 7 SAT April 9 ACT * December 5 SAT May7SAT ** December 12 ACT* June4SAT June11ACT* *TIR Available ** QAS Available
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Which test?ACT or SAT I do not know… until They take BOTH Then they will know Then I will know
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When Should I Take the Tests? Right after prep class Not Around Exam schedules - May Personal extracurriculur schedule- Football, Basketball Crew Soccer Tennis Golf
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How Many Times? Until you have met your goal. Usually 3 for each
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How many times should I take the SAT or ACT? Goals: 1. Admission 2. $$$$$$$
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Testing for this Class SAT ACT Ten Sections – Three subjects Writing (3 sections) Critical Reading (3 sections) Math (3 sections) Experimental (1 section) Four/Five Sections – 1 Each English (grammar) Math Reading Science Essay Optional: JUST DO IT, or else …
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Testing for this Class NEW SAT ACT Five Sections – Three subjects Critical Reading ( 3 sections) Math (2 sections) Writing (Essay) Experimental (1 section) Four/Five Sections – 1 Each English (grammar) Math Reading Science Essay Optional: JUST DO IT, or else …
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SAT Changes - Reading Old Sentence Completion Short Passages Long Passages 64 Questions New Long Passages only More Analysis Reading 52 questions
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SAT Changes - Math Old 54 questions Use Calculator New 57 questions 37 with Calculator 20 without
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SAT Changes – Writing Old 2/3 of score was 49 Multiple Choice 1/3 of score was Essay from a short prompt New 44 questions Essay Optional Passage Analysis rather than prompt
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SAT Changes - Substantive Old General Reasoning Challenging Vocab in ltd contexts Using logic to solve unfamiliar and abstract math problems New Applied reasoning and knowledge in real-world situations Vocab in greater range of contexts Core reasoning in algebra and data analysis
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ACT EnglishMathReadingScience Usage/ Grammar PreAlgebraProse FictionBiology Rhetoric/ Word Choice GeometrySocial Science Physics Algebra I and II HumanitiesChemistry TrigonometryNatural Science Other
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Penalty???? NEW SAT No Penalty ANSWER EVERYTHING ACT NO PENALTY ANSWER EVERYTHING
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SAT Scoring Perfect Score = 1600 SUM of 2 Sections Math – 800 Critical Reading and Writing – 800 Essay – Individual Grade Great 650 x 2 = 1300 Good 550 x 2 = 1100 Acceptable 500 x 2 = 1000 Bright Futures +/-100% = 1290 +/- 75% = 1170
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ACT Perfect Score 36 Average of 4 Sections Great Score: 30+ Good: 26 Adequate: 21 Bright Futures +/-100% = 29 +/- 75% = 26
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SUPER SCORE Combination of highest score in each category SAT – Most Always ACT – check your school. FSU - yes Florida - no Auburn - no
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ACT TIME MANAGEMENT 4 Sections English – 75 ? in 45 min 5 sections/ 15 ?/ 9 min each Math- 60 ? in 60 min 1-30 in 20 min, 30-45 in 20 min, 45-60 in 20 min Reading – 40 ? in 35 min 4 passages, 10 ? Each, <9 min per passage Science – 40 ? in 35 min 7 passages, 5-7 ? Each, 5 minutes per passage Essay– 30 minutes
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Learning Disabilities Diagnosed ADD or ADHD Dyslexia Other Accomodations Extended time Individual or small group venue Contact your College Counselor Must be receiving accommodations at school
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