Executive Functioning Skills (and Why Every Student Needs Them)
Many parents would agree that, more than ever before, children today have to contend with mounting stress and…
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Organizational Skills: How to Be More Organized in School and Life
It’s easy to tell when a student lacks organizational skills. Messy backpacks, lost assignments, last-minute cramming, late or…
What You Will Learn From Scoring Your Practice Exam
Once a student completes their Revolution Prep practice exam, there is one more quick step before meeting with…
Do AP Classes Count as College Credit?
When you take Advanced Placement (AP) courses, it’s easy to assume your AP exam scores will automatically count…
The Digital SAT: What it Means for Your Child and Their Plan for Admissions
With years of discussion around a digital SAT exam, the day has finally come. College Board announced on…
What is the Hardest AP Class?
High school students planning for college and hoping to stand out on college applications should consider taking Advanced…
How Many AP Classes Should You Take?
How Many AP Classes Should You Take? Hardworking high school students are eager to make their college applications…
APs vs. IBs: Is IB Better Than AP?
Advanced Placement (AP) courses offer high school students a chance to experience college-level education. Passing an AP exam…
What Are AP Classes? 10 Things to Know
High school students hoping to impress college admission boards should take at least a few AP courses. Considered…
What Makes a Good Tutor?
Understanding what makes a good tutor — and what separates a good tutor from a great tutor —…
What Does a Tutor Do?
Tutoring is the oldest method of instruction in the world. When Plato and Socrates held discussions with small…
Why is Tutoring Important?
Students learn best when their individual academic needs are met, and no other form of learning yields better…