Test Innovators tutors are here to help your student succeed. Our tutors provide test prep, academic support or enrichment, and everything in between.
Why Test Innovators Tutoring?
Expert Tutors: We are highly selective and only work with the best. Our tutors work with hundreds of students each year.
Accessible and Flexible: Tutoring is done online so you can learn from anywhere. Our tutors have flexible schedules, so you can choose the times that work best for you.
Personalized: Tutors create a personalized plan based on your needs and ongoing performance evaluations.
Interactive and Dynamic: Tutors and students use colorful drawing tools to annotate on a shared screen or whiteboard, keeping students engaged with the material.
Performance Insights: Tutors review results and data analysis from the Test Innovators platform to determine exactly what each student needs.
Recordings for Review: All sessions can be recorded and sent to families, allowing parents and students to review the material covered in each section.
Getting started is easy!
Step 1:Sign up for a free 20-minute consultation to connect with a tutor.
Step 2:Schedule online sessions that work with your schedule.
For the SSAT, students receive a scaled score and a percentile for each subject of the test (Quantitative, Reading, and Verbal). Note: the Writing Sample is not scored. Instead, a copy of the writing sample is sent with the score report to the school recipient. Learn how the scaled score...
Educators can help students mange the SAT and ACT testing process by proving resources about the tests. We recommend creating a informational packet that you can give to your families as they start the testing process. Here’s a sample packet for inspiration. Please feel free to download and use it.
The SAT is offered on 7 Saturdays every year. The test dates typically fall in March, May, June, August, October, November, and December. See upcoming dates and registration deadlines.
It seems that every year, the approach to standardized testing changes. This year is no different with various schools (once again) reevaluating the role of standardized testing in their admissions process.
As we head towards application season, prospective college students need to know where their target schools stand on testing. Are...
The first step in your SSAT prep is to take a full-length practice test. The initial practice test serves as a benchmark, or diagnostic test, and is the jumping-off point of the preparation process. We generally recommend taking this test as early as possible, but it is never too late.
It’s test day! After all of your preparation and practice, you’re finally here—your hard work is about to pay off.
But, you don’t want to make an easily-preventable error on test day. Here’s a list of common mistakes that you should be sure to avoid:
Parents often ask us which ISEE section is the most important to a competitive application. It’s also a question we like to discuss with our internal team and with our network of tutors and school administrators. And as with everything else, we’ve analyzed our data to find the answer to...
The most important rule of reading comprehension is that the passage will always provide all of the information needed to answer the question. This means that reading comprehension is really like a scavenger hunt, and your objective is to get as good as possible at sleuthing, finding the lines that...
