I'm excited to announce that every member of the SAT Strategy Lab now has access to our brand-new E-Z Tutoring AI Assistant. 👉 Use it here: https://chatgpt.com/g/g-6a74718a50f88191a489a1fbcab5d5aa-e-z-tutoring-ai-assistant This is NOT your typical AI tutor. I trained it to teach using the exact same method I use during our tutoring sessions. Instead of simply giving you the answer, it will: ✅ Ask you questions to understand your thought process ✅ Help you figure out the problem yourself ✅ Teach the Desmos method first whenever it's the best strategy ✅ Identify recurring weaknesses in your approach ✅ Build your confidence by helping you arrive at the answer on your own The goal isn't just to get today's question right. The goal is to make you a stronger SAT test taker who can solve the next question without help. Best ways to use it: 📸 Paste a screenshot of an SAT question. ✍️ Tell it what you've tried. 🤔 Be honest if you're stuck. 💬 Answer its questions instead of asking for the solution right away. The more you engage with it, the more you'll get out of it. Give it a try

I’m thinking about bringing back my live SAT Math cohorts for the August test. Here’s how it works: ✅ Only 5 students max (small group so everyone gets personal attention) ✅ Run by me ✅ Math only ✅ 4 weeks ✅ Meet Mondays & Wednesdays, 6:00 to 7:00 PM ET 📅 Starts Monday, July 27 Each week we’ll break down one full Bluebook practice test together: • Week 1: Practice Test #4 • Week 2: Practice Test #5 • Week 3: Practice Test #6 • Week 4: Practice Test #7 We’ll go through the questions, cover the fastest strategies, Desmos techniques, common traps, and the patterns the SAT repeats over and over again. 💰 Cost: $297 for the full 4-week cohort. Important: I need at least 3 students to commit before I run it. If you’d like a seat, comment “Interested” below. First come, first served. Once all 5 spots are filled, registration closes.

Hey everyone, quick update. Our full Desmos SAT course, which was normally $97, is now completely free inside the community. There are 21 modules inside, each covering a different way Desmos shows up on the SAT, with practice questions included so you can actually apply the strategy. This is one of the biggest things I recommend students master because Desmos can completely change how you approach the Math section. A lot of questions that students try to solve the “long way” can be done much faster if you know how to use Desmos correctly. You can find it inside the Classroom tab. I highly, highly recommend going through it, especially if you want to improve your SAT Math score.

I just posted a new video breaking down the Top 5 SAT Math Patterns That Repeat on Every Digital SAT. These are the types of questions that show up over and over again, and once you know how to recognize them, they become way easier to solve. In the video, I cover: 1. The Unit Decoder 2. Dimensional Analysis 3. Unit Analysis 4. SAT Trap Language 5. Exponential Equations These patterns can easily be the difference between missing random questions and picking up extra points on test day. Watch it here:https://youtu.be/weGD68Q6NZM?si=xbzDg-M5xCokDE2d After you watch it, comment below which pattern surprised you the most or which one you want more practice with.

Drop a comment and let us know: 1. What felt easier than expected? 2. What felt harder than expected? 3. Were there any weird question types or patterns you noticed? 4. Did Desmos help you on the math section? I’m mainly curious what the test felt like so we can help everyone prep better for the next one.