Eduardo Vanhaecke
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High School Level | 60 or 90 minutes | Standardized Test Preparation Class
These classes are designed for students preparing for the SAT who want to strengthen their mathematical knowledge, improve their problem-solving efficiency, and become more confident when working under timed test conditions. The focus is not only on obtaining the correct answer, but also on understanding how SAT questions are structured, recognizing recurring problem types, selecting efficient solution methods, and avoiding common mistakes.
Guided explanations, SAT-style exercises, timed practice, strategy development, error analysis, topic-specific review, practice test sections, and personalized preparation based on the student’s strengths and areas for improvement.
High school students preparing for the SAT, international students applying to universities in the United States or other institutions that consider SAT scores, and students who want structured preparation focused specifically on the mathematics section of the exam.
English, with explanations in Spanish available when necessary.
Minimum 3 – Maximum 7 Students
Strengthen algebraic manipulation and equation-solving skills.
Solve linear equations, inequalities, and systems of equations.
Work with nonlinear equations and functions.
Understand ratios.
percentages.
proportional relationships.
and rates.
Interpret tables, graphs, and mathematical models.
Solve geometry and trigonometry problems.
Work with area.
volume.
circles.
triangles.
and coordinate geometry.
Analyze probability, statistics, and data-based questions.
Interpret real-world mathematical problems presented in written form.
Recognize common SAT question structures and distractors.
Use estimation.
substitution.
elimination.
and strategic reasoning effectively.
Improve calculator and non-calculator problem-solving strategies.
Develop effective time-management techniques.
Analyze mistakes and identify recurring weaknesses.
Practice with SAT-style questions of increasing difficulty.
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