​READING & WRITING PREP
[6 weeks * 4 hours = 24 hour class]
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• Week 1
• o Hour 1-2: introduction
  • Format of the test
  • Reading:
  • General strategies
  • Reading:
  • Practice problems: (24 questions)
• o Hour 3-4: reading part 1
  • Reading training (speed, accuracy)
  • Practice passage: (11 questions)
  • Analyzing text
  • Concepts: (word choice), (structure), (PoV, purpose), (arguments)
  • Practice problems: (2 questions), (3 questions), (2 questions), (3 questions)
  • Additional problems: (17 questions)
• Week 2
• o Hour 1-2: reading part 2
  • Literature
  • Concepts: 
  • Practice problems: (3 questions)
  • Literary devices
  • Concepts: (context), (explicit/implicit), (summarizing, central ideas, relationships), (evidence), (analogical reasoning)
  • Practice problems: (6 questions), (4 questions), (3 questions), (4 questions), (3 questions)
  • Additional problems: (19 questions), (20 questions, 25 minutes)
• o Hour 3-4: reading part 3
  • Nonfiction
  • Concepts: (science), (social studies, historical)
  • Practice problems: (3 questions), (3 questions)
  • Paired passages
  • Concepts: 
  • Practice problems: (3 problems)
  • Graphics
  • Concepts: 
  • Practice problems: (5 questions)
  • Additional problems: (15 problems), (32 questions, 40 minutes)
  • Give out the list of roots/prefixes/suffixes (1.154-157). Test them next time
• Week 3
• o Hour 1-2: reading part 4
  • Review text analysis
  • Practice problems: (41 questions, 50 minutes)
  • Vocabulary (prefixes, suffixes)
  • List of roots/prefixes/suffixes: 
  • Give test on roots/prefixes/suffixes
• o Hour 3-4: writing and language part 1
  • Grammar part 1: common errors
  • Concepts: 
  • Practice problems: (8 questions)
  • Additional problems: (44 questions, 35 minutes)
• Week 4
• o Hour 1-2: writing and language part 2
  • Grammar part 2: harder errors
  • Concepts: 
  • Practice problems: (14 questions)
  • Additional problems: (44 questions, 35 minutes)
• o Hour 3-4: writing and language part 3
  • Analyzing and improving paragraphs
  • Concepts: 
  • Practice problems: (4 questions), (3 questions), (4 questions)
  • Additional problems: (44 questions, 35 minutes)
• Week 5
• o Hour 1-2: essay part 1
  • Analyzing argument (language, evidence, organization and reasoning)
  • Concepts: 
  • Practice passage: 
• o Hour 3-4: essay part 2
  • Rubric and sample essays
  • Full essay writing session (50 minutes)
• Week 6
• o Hour 1-2: review, practice test (reading, 65 minutes)
• o Hour 3-4: practice test (writing and language—35 minutes, essay—50 minutes)

​MATH PREP
[6 weeks * 4 hours = 24 hour class]
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•  Week 1
• ​o Hour 1-2: introduction
  • Format of the test
  • General strategies
  • Warm-up practice problems
  • No-calculator section: (20 questions, 25 minutes)
  • Calculator section: (18 questions, 25 minutes)
• o Hour 3-4: algebra part 1
  • algebraic expressions
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • linear equations
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Inequalities
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Absolute value
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Additional problems: (20 questions, 25 minutes)
• Week 2
• o Hour 1-2: algebra part 2
  • Interpreting equations
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Graphing equations and inequalities
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Additional problems: (24 questions, 35 minutes)
• o Hour 3-4: algebra part 3
  • Functions
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Polynomial expressions
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Factoring polynomials
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Additional problems: (20 questions, 25 minutes)
• Week 3
• o Hour 1-2: algebra part 4
  • Quadratic equations
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Quadratic functions and their graphs
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Additional problems: (19 questions, 25 minutes)
• o Hour 3-4: advanced algebra
  • Advanced equations (exponential, rational, radical)
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Applications of functions (zeroes, intercepts, exponential growth)
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Complex numbers
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Additional problems: (20 questions, 30 minutes)
• Week 4
• o Hour 1-2: geometry part 1
  • Angles and volumes of shapes
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Right triangles
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Additional problems:(20 questions, 25 minutes), (14 questions, 20 minutes)
• o Hour 3-4: geometry part 2
  • Circles
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Radians and degrees
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Additional problems: (24 questions, 35 minutes)
• Week 5
• o Hour 1-2: data analysis part 1
  • Measurement and units
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Properties of data
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Modeling data
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Using data as evidence
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Additional problems: (14 questions, 20 minutes)
• o Hour 3-4: data analysis part 2
  • Ratios, rates, proportions, percentages
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Probability and statistics
  • Practice problems: (10 questions)
  • Additional problems: (19 questions, 30 minutes)
• Week 6
• o Hour 1-2: review
• o Hour 3-4: practice test (80 minutes)