English

ClassDateTimeTuitionClass DayTeacher
SAT Reading, Writing, and Essay5/30-8/22, 2020
(Test date 8/29/2020)		1:30-4:00pm lectures +
4 hrs practice/week		$1000 for 12 lessons, or $85/lessonSaturdaysBahar
ACT (English, Reading, Essay)6/2-7/9, 2020
(Test Date 7/18)
1:30-4:00pm lectures +
4 hrs practice/week		$1000 for 12 lessons, or $85/lessonT, ThJuliet
ACT (English, Reading, Essay)7/21-8/27, 2020
(Test Date 9/12)
6:30-9:00pm lectures +
4 hrs practice/week		$1000 for 12 lessons, or $85/lessonT, ThJuliet
Essay Writing8/3-8/7, 20209:30am-12:30pm$500 or $105/day
M to FJuliet
SSAT/ISEEby request$90/hr for tutoring$35/each real released test practice including answer check
SAT/ACT test prepPrivate lesson only
by request		$80-$100/hr for tutoring$35/each real released test practice including answer check
School EssayPrivate lesson onlyBy appointment only. $90/hr

PSAT/SAT Preparation

This course provides an overview of the PSAT/SAT “Evidence-Based Reading and Writing” section, which includes the Reading Testand the Writing and Language Test.  Students will learn test-taking strategies and receive instruction in reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, punctuation, and usage.  This course is appropriate for students who have not yet taken the PSAT/SAT and for those who have already taken the test and hope to build skills to improve their scores.

Instructor:

Bahar completed her Master of Education in Human Development and Psychology at Harvard Graduate School of Education and Bachelor of Science degree in Spanish and Rehabilitation Science at the University of Pittsburgh. Her experience includes teaching AP Psychology in China, teaching the SAT Reading, Writing, and Essay sections at a Bay Area education start-up company, and tutoring students in AP Spanish and AP Psychology. She enjoys helping students discover more about themselves through psychology, master critical thinking skills required for success on the SAT, and sharing her passion for the Spanish language with students.

SAT/ACT Essay and English Literature Essays Training

Comprehension and Creation of Logical Argument in English Essays

In this class, students will first enhance their ability to analyze an author’s argument by learning basic text structures and studying passages from previous SAT and ACT papers. Students will then go on to put their learning into practice, constructing their own arguments in writing. The class will also cover key elements of literature essays such as theme, thematic statement, thesis statement, topic sentences, analysis, synthesis, and conclusions.

The class will be useful preparation for the SAT, ACT, and for AP English Language and Composition. It will also address common difficulties with English literature essays. Selected texts and passages will be short, allowing students more time to refine their skills. The class is designed for high school students, and it is intended to be both instructive and enjoyable.

3 hours/day. For high school students.

AP Language and Composition Test Prep Workshop

Course Description:

AP Language and Composition is an English language course created by the College Board as part of the Advanced Placement (AP) curriculum. AP Language and Composition is typically the first AP English course taken by high school students on the Advanced Placement track. The course is designed to help students increase reading proficiency for prose written in a variety of rhetorical contexts and increase writing ability across a variety of essay types.

In this workshop, students will follow a streamlined curriculum for AP Language and Composition. Through weekly meetings, students will learn and practice the three types of essays covered in the course: synthesis essays, rhetorical analysis essays, and argument essays.

2.5 hours/day. For high school students.

Instructor:

Juliet has successfully helped SpringLight's students with their college application essays, high school essays, and SAT/ACT preparation. Most of her students have been able to raise their test scores in a short period of time, and her students feel a heightened sense of responsibility and care when working with her. Students she has worked with for college applications have been admitted to Stanford, Yale, MIT, and more.

*We offer the first class as a trial for course more than 8 days. If you are not satisfied after the trial, you may cancel and are not required to pay tuition for that one class. If you would like to continue, you must pay for all classes, including the first class.
*No tuition refund after class 3.

*We accept the following payments:Make a note of student name and class/date(important!)on the payment.

  1. Check payable to SpringLight Education
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*Students who miss a class can make it up by watching videos of the class and coming to the teacher with any questions.
*All tuition fees are for group classes with more than four students