All Dugan Prep tutors use a boutique SAT textbook designed by founder Tim Dugan.
The book holds 108 Chapters, one for each problem type.
Each chapter includes easy, medium, and difficult problems from previous exams.
Textbook only available at Dugan Prep.
Textbook included in price of tutoring.
Questions on the ACT and SAT follow a pattern.
We discovered 108 categories of questions that students will see on the Reading, Writing, and Math sections.
Our tutors teach students how to recognize every question in every category.
Students will be taught the exact technique to solve each problem type.
Techniques will be reinforced by in-class example and homework, with one chapter dedicated to each one of the 108 categories.
Instead of guessing or hacking together a solution, they will know exactly what to do for each problem.
The Socratic Method was developed by Socrates of Athens. Following his method, everything we teach is presented in question and answer form. First, we teach students notes, facts, and methods to solve problems. But after they learn, we challenge kids to explain how they solved each problem. We ask “why did you make this decision here?” to create a deep understanding. Our notes are also available online in Q & A form for students to quiz themselves for homework.
“I worked to create practice SAT exams from scratch to simulate the real exam. So I understand just how testmakers create the test, and I understand how to help kids beat it.” -Founder Tim Dugan
For the toughest cases, we use a Guided Practice SAT.
In it, students take an SAT with a tutor nearby.
The tutors push students to identify which category of problem they face.
Students must announce how to deal with the problem.
The tutors will step in with advice when needed.
This method has cracked even the toughest of cases of test anxiety.
The Socratic Method was developed by Socrates of Athens. Following his method, everything we teach is presented in question and answer form. First, we teach students notes, facts, and methods to solve problems. But after they learn, we challenge kids to explain how they solved each problem. We ask “why did you make this decision here?” to create a deep understanding. Our notes are also available online in Q & A form for students to quiz themselves for homework.
For the toughest cases, we use a Guided Practice SAT.
In it, students take an SAT with a tutor nearby.
The tutors push students to identify which category of problem they face.
Students must announce how to deal with the problem.
The tutors will step in with advice when needed.
This method has cracked even the toughest of cases of test anxiety.
SAT tutoring will help your student gain
admission to a more selective college.
Tutoring will help your student earn a larger scholarship from their school.
Many colleges offer 100% or 50% scholarships if students do well enough on the SAT.
Admission to a better college will come with improved job prospects, an alumni network, and the name-recognition of a top college that will always stay on a student’s resume.
Let’s chat about tutoring. We’ll call you and recommend the best path for your student. Call us at 732 903 8740 or we can call you:
With our 1 on 1 tutoring, students are learning new methods during 100% of their time here.
At other tutoring classes, students spend most of their time waiting.
At other tutoring classes, they’re either waiting for a slower classmate to finally understand the topic, or they’re waiting while the teacher explains the hardest problem to the star pupil.
Our 1 on 1 tutoring solves these problems, letting students learn understandable new methods during 100% of their time here.
We have tutors who scored a 1600 on the SAT.
Plus other tutors with 1500+ scores
Questions on the ACT and SAT follow a pattern.
We created 32 categories of questions that students will see on the Reading, Writing, and Math sections.
Our tutors teach students how to recognize and solve every question in every category.
Instead of guessing or hacking together a solution, they will know exactly what to do for each problem.
