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

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.

Lindsey explains her revolutionary homework philosophy where students receive answer keys and must self-correct before advocating for specific help

Anna Moss, founder of Mind the Test, reveals why she starts with diagnostic tests to create genuine student motivation rather than jumping into curriculum.

Mike Bergin, 30-year test prep veteran and founder of Chariot Learning, challenges conventional wisdom by skipping diagnostic tests to build student rapport first.

Michael Ermann, architect and professor at Virginia Tech, explains how he brings design thinking into SAT prep through Olive Book, his animated, asynchronous course.

Randee, founder and CEO of Jettprep, reflects on her nearly three decades of experience tutoring SAT and ACT students.

Gina Onativia draws from her experiences with Tony Robbins, IBM, and her own Course Creation Boutique to share practical lessons for building impactful online courses.

Andrew Kletzien shares updates from his tutoring academy, including the rollout of a digital ACT platform and hitting new milestones with student enrollments.