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Math |
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SAT Math
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| Class Description:
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Most SAT math questions are at Algebra I level. Your school should finish all
these contents no later than the end of 10th grade. However, we do
see many students from 8th grade receive quite good scores. This course
provides thousands of selected math questions, which cover every topic
that will be tested in the SAT.
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| Target Students:
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9-12th grades.
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| How To Use:
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It is recommended that you
Take 1-2 sections every day, or, at least 3 times a week;
Set up a time limit for each section. Generally, about 1 minute per
question;
Review your last time's sections first before you start new ones;
Periodically redo the previous questions that you were wrong on;
Write down the question you were wrong on, and find out which sub-category
(e.g. circle area, rational expression, etc.) this question belongs to, and
review the corresponding sections in your text book. |
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SSAT-H Math
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SSAT-H math class is for students of grade 7-8. It covers percentage, fractions, equations, pre-geometry, possibility, and etc. However, some top students from grade 6 may also start to work on this class, provided that they received excellent scores in SSAT-L Math class (see below).
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| Target Students:
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6-8th grades.
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| How To Use:
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It is recommended that you
Take 1-2 sections every day, or, at least 3 times a week;
Set up a time limit for each section. Generally, about 1 minute per
question;
Review your last time's sections first before you start new ones;
Periodically redo the previous questions that you were wrong on;
Write down the question you were wrong on, and find out which sub-category
(e.g. circle area, rational expression, etc.) this question belongs to, and
review the corresponding sections in your text book. |
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SSAT-L Math
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SSAT-L math class is prepared for students of grade 5-6. This class contains questions of number, numberical operations, measurements, data analysis, patterns, and ect. It also introduces questions for possibility, functions, algebra, geometry, discrete math, and etc.
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5-6th grades.
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| How To Use:
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It is recommended that you
Take 1-2 sections every day, or, at least 3 times a week;
Set up a time limit for each section. Generally, about 1 minute per
question;
Review your last time's sections first before you start new ones;
Periodically redo the previous questions that you were wrong on;
Write down the question you were wrong on, and find out which sub-category
(e.g. circle area, rational expression, etc.) this question belongs to, and
review the corresponding sections in your text book. |
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English |
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SAT Vocabulary
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| Class Description:
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This course allows you to learn SAT vocabulary in a step-by-step manner by using
our prestigious Adaptive Learning System (ALS).
In this course, questions are given in sections. Each section contains about 25
questions, which is approximately the same as the official SAT reading
sections. Each question is generated on-the-fly, based on
your previous scores. As a result, questions in each section will not be too
easy or too hard. Therefore, the contents of this course are personalized for
you only.
There are several different types of questions in this course. They are Sentence
Completion questions, Find Antonym or Synonym questions, and Analogy questions.
Sentence Completion type is the question type that is used in the new
official SAT. The other question types are regarded very helpful and are
widely used to improve students' vocabulary.
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| Target Students:
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9-12th grades.
Although all the questions in this course are for high school SAT,
students at 7th grade or even 6th grade may also take it. Not like Math, one
may learn a new word as long as he or she can memorize it.
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| How To Use:
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It is recommended that you
Take 1-2 sections every day, or, at least 3 times a week;
Set up a time limit for each section. Generally, about 0.5 minutes per
question;
Review your last time's sections first before you start new ones;
Periodically redo previous questions that you were wrong on;
Make a long term commitment. You will see dramatic difference at the end of the
class; |
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SAT Grammar
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| Class Description:
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Grammar questions are in the SAT Writing part. It covers tense, infinitive,
participle, gerund, quantifiers, possessives, prepositions, word usage, etc.
Due to various reasons, most middle schools and high schools do not spend
enough time on these topics. Most students have to turn to other resources for
better understanding.
This course contains more than 3,000 various grammar questions, which
cover almost every grammar topic. Since there is a limited number of
rules in grammar, it is possible for students to see their
scores getting better and better not long after they start.
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| Target Students:
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9-12th grades.
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| How To Use:
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It is recommended that you
Take 1-2 sections every day, or, at least 3 times a week;
Set up a time limit for each section. Generally, about 0.5 minutes per
question;
Write down the grammar rules that you made a mistake on;
Review your last time's sections first before you start new ones;
Periodically redo the previous questions that you were wrong on; |
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SAT Reading Comprehension
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| Class Description:
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One of the largest portions in the SAT is Reading Comprehension (a.k.a.
Critical Reading). Passages with paragraphs of a few to around fifteen are
given for students to read first. Then, based on what the passage states
or/and implies, students will answer the questions that follow.
These passages may have topics taken from natural science, phycology, history,
literature, social studies, education, etc. Therefore, one way to improve your
reading scores is to read papers on various topics. This course contains
hundreds of selected passages. To help our students better, eClass4Us.com will
keep adding more passages.
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| Target Students:
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9-12th grades.
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| How To Use:
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It is recommended that you
Take 1-2 sections every day, or, at least 3 times a week;
Set up a time limit for each section. Generally, about 1 minute per
question;
Review your last time's sections first before you start new ones;
Periodically redo the previous questions that you were wrong on; |
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SSAT-H Vocabulary
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| Class Description:
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This course allows you to learn middle school vocabulary in a
step-by-step manner by using our prestigious Adaptive Learning System (ALS).
In this course, questions are given in sections. Each section contains about 25
questions, which is approximately the same as the official SAT reading
sections. Each question is generated on-the-fly, based on
your previous scores. As a result, questions in each section will not be too
easy or too hard. Therefore, the contents of this course are personalized for
you only.
There are several different types of questions in this course. They are Sentence
Completion questions, Find Antonym or Synonym questions, and Analogy questions.
The other question types are regarded very helpful and are widely used to
improve students' vocabulary.
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| Target Students:
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6-8th grades.
Although all the questions in this course are for middle school,
students at 5th grade or 6th grade may also take it. Not like Math, one may
learn a new word as long as he or she can memorize it.
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| How To Use:
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It is recommended that you
Take 1-2 sections every day, or, at least 3 times a week;
Set up a time limit for each section. Generally, about 0.5 minutes per
question;
Review your last time's sections first before you start new ones;
Periodically redo previous questions that you were wrong on;
Make a long term commitment. You will see dramatic difference at the end of the
class; |
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| Class Name:
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SSAT-H Grammar
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| Class Description:
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Grammar is the weak area to many students. It covers tense, infinitive,
participle, gerund, quantifiers, possessives, prepositions, word usage, etc.
Due to various reasons, most middle schools and high schools do not spend
enough time on these topics. Most students have to turn to other resources for
better understanding.
This course contains more than 3,000 various grammar questions, which
cover almost every grammar topic. Since there is a limited number of
rules in grammar, it is possible for students to see their
scores getting better and better not long after they start.
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| Target Students:
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6-8th grades.
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| How To Use:
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It is recommended that you
Take 1-2 sections every day, or, at least 3 times a week;
Set up a time limit for each section. Generally, about 0.5 minutes per
question;
Write down the grammar rules that you made a mistake on;
Review your last time's sections first before you start new ones;
Periodically redo the previous questions that you were wrong on; |
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SSAT-H Reading Comprehension
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| Class Description:
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It is critial to build up one's reading capability. In this class, passages
with paragraphs of a few to around ten are given for students to read
first. Then, based on what the passage states and/or implies, students
will answer the questions that follow.
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| Target Students:
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6-8th grades.
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| How To Use:
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It is recommended that you
Take 1-2 sections every day, or, at least 3 times a week;
Set a time limit for each section. Generally about 1 minute per
question;
Review last time's sections first before you start new ones;
Periodically redo the previous questions that you were wrong on; |
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SSAT-L Reading Comprehension
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| Class Description:
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To read effectively needs a lot of practice. For children in 5th and 6th grades, they already start
using different strategies to build up their reading habits.
This online class contains many passages that were selected by our experienced teachers and have been used in our school classes. All these materials help students to
understand different types of articles and themes, get familiar with different questions that can be asked, determine the important parts of an
article, find the key words in a passage, learn to make inferences or
conclusion, etc.
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| Target Students:
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5-6th grades.
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| How To Use:
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It is recommended that you
Take 1-2 sections every day, or at least 3 times a week;
Set a time limit for each section. Generally about 1 minute per
question;
Review last time's sections first before you start new ones;
Periodically redo the previous questions that you were wrong on;/LI> |
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