If you’re trying to get to a 30+ on ACT Reading, here’s one of the simplest switches that makes a massive difference: 👉 Start with the questions that mention specific line numbers These are called “explicit line reference” questions — they literally tell you where to look Example: "According to lines 24–28, the narrator feels..." This is gold. You don’t have to skim the whole passage. You just dive into the target lines and answer exactly what’s being asked. Why this works: - You anchor yourself in the text using facts, not guesswork - You avoid the trap of reading everything only to forget what you read - You build momentum early — especially helpful if you struggle with time Try it on your next practice test and see how it feels. You’ll know within one passage whether it clicks. Let me know below if you want help building the best order of attack for your reading style. I’ll guide you through it. —Scott

Hi all, I've decided to make the Crash Course completely free to attend this weekend! See here for the link to register: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_zVdCVeuLT1mTFM7eo-0Giw Questions? Send me a DM Best, Scott

Hi all, Just a heads up - I will be holding a crash course this weekend for all things June ACT. There is a cost to attend this one - DM for more details. As a reminder, please check out the Classroom for free content ... and the Free Handouts section for free handouts. Let me know if I can help in any other way! Good luck studying Best, Scott

Hi all, Today's webinar will be taking place at 1pm EST. Hope to see everyone there! Best, Scott

Hi all - Happy Memorial Day! I just opened up access to a full-length, digital ACT test that mirrors the real exam format (English, Math, and Reading) ✅ Same timing + structure as the real test ✅ Instant scoring and detailed breakdowns ✅ Built inside the same portal I use with group students. That portal will soon have thousands of questions available for targeted practice If you want access, just comment “Test” below or DM me and I’ll send you a login This is a great way to see where you stand before the June test — and figure out exactly what to focus on next -Scott