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Gus Elmashni, an experienced test prep coach, breaks down what families still get wrong about both the SAT and ACT, from not knowing the SAT is now digital and adaptive, to misunderstanding the test optional versus test required landscape, to assuming the SAT is still heavy on vocabulary the way it was decades ago.
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Amy Seeley, of Seeley Test Pros and LEAP, shares how over 32 years in test prep has shaped a goal-first philosophy where understanding what a student and family are truly trying to achieve matters just as much as the score itself.
Read MoreNicholas Sennott, founder of The College Lad, helps students raise SAT scores from 1300–1400 to 1500+ and ACT scores into the mid-30s.
Read MoreDavid Blobaum, an expert on college admissions and AP strategy, traces how the original purpose of AP exams as a way to earn college credit has quietly evolved into a tool for authenticated proficiency at a time when grade inflation has made high school GPA nearly meaningless.
Read MoreDoug, an experienced AP math tutor, shares how leaving classroom teaching behind led him to a more fulfilling one on one tutoring practice where he could focus entirely on working directly with students across a wide range of math subjects.
Read MoreMegan Padden, owner and founder of O.W.L. Educational Services, reveals about what the PSAT really measures and how families should use it as a readiness tool for the SAT rather than a scholarship checkpoint.
Read MoreDan, Test Prep Director at Galin Education, breaks down why the PSAT is low stakes, low risk, and often misunderstood, with most students simply not knowing what it is or what it can offer rather than misunderstanding it outright.
Read MoreIf you are a solo tutor, tutoring academy owner or college counsellor, we’d love to hear your stories!
It was great talking to you. You threw the relevant questions and that kept the conversation flowing. Very exciting, totally loved it!
Thank you for having me over on the show, I am really please and honoured to be here.
Though I have done lot of interviews on what we are doing but I haven’t shared in so much detail as I have with you, on this show, or with anybody. Thank you so much!
I really enjoyed it and I really loved the way you guys structured it and asked the right questions, appreciate it and thank you TeachEdison team.
Thank you for having me, it was lot of fun talking to you guys. And, I have still a lot to share with you.
Its been a pleasure & privilege to be a part of this podcast. Thank you very much!
Thanks for asking great questions, it was all unexpected and its been a great conversation. Thank you!
First of all I love this idea of sharing in TKES, because everyone should have access to this kind of content, when they are about to start their journey.
Thank you TeachEdison for having me over here, it a pleasure to be here. It’s been a wonderful experience so far.
Thank you for having me here, it was lovely interacting and sharing my experience here. You just have some sort of magic about making the guest feel comfortable.
Thank you for having me here! One doesn’t get the opportunity to review and reflect so much over their life in the past, so thank you so much for enabling that for the last 2 hours.
Thanks very much for having me, its great to be here.
I thought I will be exhausted within an hours time, but I was able to do it for so long, thanks a lot for this. We will definitely do Part 2!
The way you structured and unstructured the interview, I thoroughly enjoyed talking on the show.
It's been great, felt like almost this show made me think again loud of what I need to do.
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