This helpful guide shows parents how they often unknowingly sabotage their children's success on one of the most stressful standardized tests--the SAT. In recent years, the SAT has become a fearsome psychological undertaking as the competition for slots at major universities has quadrupled. Success on the SAT is now as much a matter of navigating the maze of changing testing structures, crippling self-conceptions, and family dynamics as memorizing vocabulary words. This book shows parents that the way we think about the SAT is just as important as the answers teens fill in.
Ned Johnson is the founder and president of PrepMatters, Inc., and is arguably the most sought-after tutor in DC. His roster of future clients extends some eight years into the future and includes the children of some of the most influential parents in the country. Emily Warner Eskelsen has worked with Johnson at PrepMatters for several years. The authors have logged over 25,000 hours of SAT testing.
Ned Johnson is the founder and president of PrepMatters, Inc., and is one of the most sought-after tutors in Washington, D.C.Emily Warner Eskelsen has worked at PrepMatters for several years. The authors have logged over 30,000 hours of SAT tutoring.