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Multi-sensory learning and teaching focus on using as many senses and learning styles as possible to build a deeper understanding of a subject. Traditionally used for reading, multi-sensory learning techniques have been especially helpful for students with dyslexia. But reading is not the only area where using all of the senses is helpful. Students struggling […]

“I hate math!” If your child struggles with mathematics, then you’ve probably heard this statement at least once. As terrible as it might sound, hating math is a shared experience. According to research, 40% of Americans feel this way. Many even meet the criteria of having a math phobia. Which leads us to the question, […]

Before we tackle more hard-level questions, make sure you’ve already gone through the three key strategies for sentence equivalence (SE) questions that we covered in an earlier post. (Also, if you have unknowingly stumbled upon this post independently, we advise backtracking and going through all four preceding parts of this entire series on hard SE […]

Before we tackle more hard-level questions, make sure you’ve already gone through the three key strategies for sentence equivalence (SE) questions that we covered in an earlier post. (Also, if you have unknowingly stumbled upon this post independently, we advise backtracking and going through part 1, part 2, and part 3 of this entire series […]

Before we tackle more hard-level questions, make sure you’ve already gone through the three key strategies for sentence equivalence (SE) questions that we covered in an earlier post. (Also, if you have unknowingly stumbled upon this post independently, we advise backtracking and going through part 1 and part 2 of this entire series on hard […]

Before we tackle more hard-level questions, make sure you’ve already gone through the three key strategies for sentence equivalence (SE) questions that we covered in an earlier post. (Also, if you have unknowingly stumbled upon this post independently, we advise backtracking and going through part 1 of this entire series on hard SE questions.) In […]

Before we tackle some hard-level questions, let’s recap the three key strategies for text completion (TC) questions that we covered in the previous post. First, get the gist of the passage by paying attention to the writer’s tone (approving or disapproving?) and following the development of the subject (what are the keywords?). Second, use simple […]

In this post, we give you a short passage on evolutionary models followed by two difficult questions Try to annotate the passage as you go along so as not to lose track of the argumentative flow. An important reason to believe that evolutionary processes can give rise to path-dependent change is provided by evolutionary models. […]