瑞华春季新课：SAT/ACT Reading and Writing Preparation

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Course: SAT/ACT Reading and Writing Preparation (ID: ASRW)

Time: Sundays 1:00P-2:45P

Teacher: Ms. Battle, Alicia L.

Course Overview

This Course is designed to prepare students to successfully sit for the ACT or SAT exam. This Course will utilize examples taken from the examinations in an effort to bolster understanding. Each Sunday session will on how test questions are constructed with the intention of mastering responses specifically on the reading and writing sections of the tests.

Course Objectives

By the end of this Course, participants will…

 Understand how to respond to different types of questions posed on a standardized test

 Feel more comfortable when approaching study materials for standardized tests

 Be introduced to resources to assist and guide preparation for standardized tests

 Identify from the group at least one study buddy

 Be able to clearly articulate how various nouns and verbs are used in test question construction

 Be able to construct a well thought out essay response to sample ACT/SAT question prompts

Course Offerings

• Secret Language of Standardized Tests

• Test Question Deconstruction

• Tips & Tools

Teacher

Alicia L. Battle, PhD, MCHES Assistant Professor at Benedictine University. The mantra that drives her work is an African proverb. We are because I am, and I am because we are. With over 22 years of experience as an educator, Dr. Battle has a strong commitment to student centered instruction that fosters comprehensive student success. She is an Assistant Professor in the Master of Public Health program at Benedictine University. Alicia holds a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, a Master of Science in Public and Community Health and a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Health Education. She also possesses the credential Master Certified Health Education Specialist. She has created and delivered test preparation curricula to students at all levels.