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If your son or daughter is a sophomore or junior, you're probably just beginning to understand everything that is needed for college and university applications. Of course, exams are a large part of the process and most students require some sort of SAT or ACT prep today. Determining what they require is the 1st step in preparing for the SAT. The next step is to take a sample SAT or ACT Paratice Test. An SAT practice exam, like the ones given this month at Lindero Learning Center in Thousand Oaks, can help each student know how much, if any, ACT exam prep they need.
All SAT preparation your chld wants ought to be planned around the pupils academic and extra-curricular events. High-school juniors typically do the PSAT in the fall, receive their results in winter and take the real exam in the spring. There are commonly periods when this schedule just isn't best for your child and an alternative period selected for taking the SAT.
The student school and extra-curriclar routine must give the time required for enough test preparation. Sports seasons, school perfomances, or other school activities eat up the time that should be given to test prep and may warrant shifting the exam dates to fit your existing schedule.
Academically, most young people learned all the essential principles by the end of their sophomore year. If everything is equal, I recommend working with the more common time. Of course, during the junior year, students are still building important language and writing ability, even if they have previously learned the math. However to my mind, the need for arranging the course when the student has the time to receive the full benefit from it outweighs the other criteria.
To learn more about the Free ACT/SAT Practice Tests available at Lindero Learning Center in Agoura Hills, <a href="http://www.linderolearning.com">visit our website</a> or call us at 818-292-8627. sat tutor
