Episode 334 | John Brown | PrepTopia Test Prep | Part 2 | The EdisonOS Podcast

Ben Paris, former Kaplan Curriculum Director with over 30 years of experience and millions of assessment questions under his belt.

Eran Bucai is an online entrepreneur who lives off passive income thanks to affiliate marketing and building websites, and his tech support membership.

Jessica Liou reveals why the "simpler" digital SAT micro-passages actually demand sharper precision than long passages—and shares her unexpected approach of teaching strategy before timing.

Managing 110-120 students annually, Jeff explains why most students arrive with pro-SAT bias but need ACT evaluation.

Henry explains why he tells students they can quit anytime they want, creating psychological freedom that paradoxically increases commitment.

Daniel Ryave, SAT/ACT prep tutor and social media content creator with 262,000 followers, reveals how he transformed from Peace Corps teacher to viral TikTok educator

Megan Padden, owner and founder of O.W.L. Educational Services, reveals how the digital SAT transformation has created unexpected ripple effects across all standardized testing, including the new Enhanced ACT.

Steve Schecter, founder of MuchSmarter, reveals how his accidental entry into tutoring evolved into a revolutionary learning methodology that positions his company as more neuroscience than test prep.

Linford, a history and philosophy scholar turned SSAT specialist, reveals why the "old-fashioned" SSAT remains one of the most demanding standardized tests

Ann Pham, an education veteran with 25 years of experience reveals her unconventional approach that achieved a 200-point SAT increase

Gus reveals his data-driven approach using timing analytics that expose hidden inefficiencies students can't identify themselves.‍

Sajad Ahmed Qureshi, international STEM educator reveals his four-pillar framework that consistently helps students achieve 4s and 5s on AP exams.