Happy February, MJTP families! We've got a packed update this week — new official practice material, an exciting opportunity for high scorers, a scholarship opportunity, and some important news that underscores just how much the SAT continues to matter in college admissions. Let's get into it. A
(Hint: It's Not What You Think) Here's something I've noticed after years of tutoring SAT students: the ones who plateau in the 1400s almost always blame the same thing. "I just need to learn more content," they tell me. "Once I
Happy Friday, MJTP families! I hope this note finds you well. Here in Florida, we've been enjoying some absolutely gorgeous weather lately - clear skies, cool mornings, perfect afternoons. I had the opportunity to go inshore fishing last weekend and caught a nice snook. But I know many
A real student's question reveals what most families don't understand about SAT score reports.
You’re doing everything right — practice tests, review sessions, flashcards — but your score hasn’t moved in weeks. It’s frustrating. You start wondering if you’ve peaked, or if maybe you’re just not a “good test taker.” Chances are, you haven't peaked. You’re just stuck
Your step-by-step roadmap from PSAT test day to scholarship winner Table of Contents 1. Introduction: Why This Guide Matters 2. Understanding the PSAT/NMSQT Test Format 3. Digital Testing with Bluebook: What Students Need to Know 4. Test Day Preparation Checklist 5. Testing Accommodations and English Learner Support 6. The
With a little help from AI, I've compiled some data trends on the tough vocabulary words that r/SAT moderator "yodatsracist" and roots2words.com have documented for all documented SATs from March 2024 through December 2025. After analyzing every SAT vocabulary quiz from March 2024 through
Welcome to 2026, MJTP families! Isn't that a beautiful banner image? We had an amazing sunset over Anna Maria Island this week, and I just had to share. I hope everyone had a restful holiday break. School starts back for me tomorrow, and I'm excited to
🔥 High-Frequency SAT Flashcards Card 1 of 13 quintessential adjective Root: QUINT- (fifth, essence) Appeared 3 times 👆 Click to flip representing the most perfect or typical example Paris is often considered the quintessential romantic city. ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → 🔥 High-Frequency SAT Vocabulary Quiz Round 2: 13 More Essential Words from 2024-2025 Section
🔥 High-Frequency SAT Flashcards Card 1 of 13 eschew verb Root: Old French eschiver (avoid) ⭐ Appeared 5 times 👆 Click to flip to deliberately avoid or keep away from The health-conscious chef eschews processed ingredients in favor of fresh, organic produce. ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → 🔥 High-Frequency SAT Vocabulary Quiz Round 1: The 13
📚 December 2025 US SAT Flashcards Card 1 of 9 promulgate verb Root: PROMULG- (make known) 👆 Click to flip to make widely known; to promote or publicize officially The government promulgated new regulations requiring clearer food labeling. ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → Section 1: Vocabulary Matching Click on a word, then click on
Through my work with students preparing for the SAT and PSAT, I’ve noticed a similar pattern repeating. They start strong. Motivation is high, the schedule is fresh, and the early practice tests feel exciting. Then, a few weeks in, the rhythm fades off. The effort is still there, but