
On January 22, 2011, I took my first SAT since 1982. After that, I began a one method per month test prep regimen. Daily study details can be found here: Project Diary.
Here is summary of Read More →

On January 22, 2011, I took my first SAT since 1982. After that, I began a one method per month test prep regimen. Daily study details can be found here: Project Diary.
Here is summary of Read More →
April was supposed to be my month of Kaplan.
I was going to exclusively use Kaplan Test Prep materials for the whole month, and I can honestly say that I’ve been true to my word for the last 24 days. Read More →

I’ve mentioned a few times my skepticism about “Online Courses,” and I’ve received feedback ranging from “everyone learns differently,” to “maybe I’m not of the right generation.” I am still open to a great online course experience (Grockit?), Read More →
Update from video:
I broke out the “SAT in a Box” again during dinner tonight……..and No Go.
My daughter was at the table this time and she would have none of that. She prefers discussions about “Facebook friend requests,” and Read More →

I spent a nice chunk of uninterrupted SAT time today (unusual for me).
Most of my time was spent reading two Kaplan SAT books, one from each end of the spectrum:
It makes no sense: I like computers; I like SATs.
I don’t like SATs on the computer.
Go figure.
Maybe I’m not of the right generation for online courses — or maybe I haven’t taken the *right* online course — Read More →
I’ve never been able to learn material in a deep and visceral way from an online course. I don’t connect or retain the information and I find myself resistant to doing it.
Am I alone in this?
I can *learn* Read More →
I *think* I learned a few things from Stanley Kaplan today. I didn’t finish enough to get “graded,” but I feel like I took away a few good essay tips: