28 SAT Math Lessons - Intermediate Course was written for Students Currently Scoring Between 500 and 600 on College Board SAT practice tests.
Warner founded "GET 800" whose goal it is to provide inexpensive test preparation for Students who cannot afford to pay $500 per hour for one on one.
In 2012, Dr.
Warner has used the feedback from thousands of Students to develop a unique system that can be used by anyone to drastically Improve his or her Math Score in a very short period of time.
During this time Dr.
Steve Warner is a mathematician and test prep expert who has been tutoring Students in mathematics for standardized tests since 1999.
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Lesson 26: Geometry and Trigonometry Lesson 27: Passport to Advanced Math Lesson 28: Problem Solving and Data Analysis ...
Lesson 1: Heart of Algebra Optional Material Lesson 2: Geometry Optional Material Lesson 3: Passport to Advanced Math Optional Material Lesson 4: Statistics Optional Material ...
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Warner teaches are the most effective ever published and cannot be found in any other SAT prep book 28 SAT Math Lessons is an essential part of every study plan to help you -increase Your SAT Math Score from the 500-600 range to the 600-740 range -Improve enough to get into the school you want -learn SAT Math in the fastest, most effective way possible The material in this book includes: -28 SAT Math Lessons -340 SAT Math problems with complete explanations -several different solutions for many of the 340 solved problems 28 SAT Math Book Table Of Contents (Selected) Here\'s a selection from the table of contents: Actions to Complete Before You Read This Book Introduction: Studying for Success 1.
The unique techniques that Dr.
This book consists of a powerful collection of problem solving methods and tips that will maximize Your SAT Math Score with the minimum amount of effort. 28 SAT Math Lessons - Intermediate Course was written for Students Currently Scoring Between 500 and 600 on College Board SAT practice tests
