
Dante Dyches-Chandler, founder and CEO of Reach Test Prep, turned taking the ACT six times into inspiration for a gamified app that measures test endurance through adaptive games—adjusting difficulty in real time without traditional diagnostics.
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Harley Kinberg, a New York City tutor with 15+ years of experience, shares her early worries about recreating digital SAT realism and explains why she reviews both wrong answers and slow correct ones—because taking over two minutes signals the need for a new strategy.
Read MoreDov Engelberg, founder of Mulholland Prep, shares why he felt “betrayed” by the digital SAT and is skeptical of the “enhanced ACT” push—joking, “When was something enhanced by getting smaller?”—and explains why he avoids using old paper tests for digital SAT prep.
Read MoreDaniel Benton, Johns Hopkins student and founder of Benton Tutoring who achieved a perfect 1600 SAT score, reveals how he took one test weekly for two months then doubled to twice weekly before his exam.
Read MoreDante Dyches-Chandler, founder and CEO of Reach Test Prep, turned taking the ACT six times into inspiration for a gamified app that measures test endurance through adaptive games—adjusting difficulty in real time without traditional diagnostics.
Read MoreMichael from Astute Academics, tutoring 100+ students annually including nonprofit outreach, reveals his brutally honest approach to college admissions.
Read MoreAustin Parsons, a master’s-trained chemistry tutor, believes the worst stress comes from regret—so he emphasizes early, front-loaded preparation to help students succeed before “last-chance” panic sets in.
Read MoreIf you are a solo tutor, tutoring academy owner or college counsellor, we’d love to hear your stories!

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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!

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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.

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