Description This book revolutionizes the way students take the ACT.
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More than 200 tips are scattered throughout the book, and each one can make a difference in one or more ACT questions.
The book combines facts and formulas with study skills and insights into complex questions.
Analyze Your ACT explains math and English principles in simple language, yet goes into more depth than any other book in this field.
With this book, for the first time, students know what to study and how to improve, parents are able to provide guidance, and teachers can identify what materials to integrate into their curriculum.
And because the ACT is a standardized test, this pattern will repeat for every test in the past and the future.
What does the ACT measure? The trendsheets in this book give an immediate overview of what the ACT is all about.
The 1-page approach of this book helps to break the ACT down into bite-size chunks.
Many students know they have forgotten the distance formula and the midpoint formula, and the only thing they need is a quick reminder about the fundamentals.
Most students need a quick review of geometry, but they do not need the theorems and postulates.
Motivation is key Students do not want to waste an hour on punctuation rules, but they gladly study commas and semicolons if they know it will make a three-point difference in their ACT score.
For the visual learners, each chapter is enhanced with 1-minute videos that quickly explain the key concepts.
All the needed material is presented in 1-page handouts, which are followed by 1-page practice drills and quizzes to gain mastery.
THEN, they study only those areas that hold back their score. again "With Analyze Your ACT, students FIRST get detailed feedback about exactly where they make mistakes.
Neither approach gave them feedback about their mistakes and too often students would sigh, "I have a 29 ....
Before, they would study hundreds of pages with information about the ACT content and then take numerous tests.
Description This book revolutionizes the way students take the ACT
