For this blog post, I would like to introduce a company that specializes in connecting China and the global community through internships and study abroad programs. As the leading provider of [...]
This week, the “Application Season,” as I call it, reached its solstice. The most selective universities — those of the Ivy League, plus their peers like Stanford and MIT [...]
SILVER SPRING, Maryland, 23 March 2013 — This weekend I attended the Families in Global Transition Conference (FIGT), a warm, thoughtful, remarkably diverse group that is bonded by a [...]
Do you find when working through the critical reading sections that two or more answer choices could work? Do you typically do well in science and math classes, but have a harder time with [...]
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16, 2013 — In 1945, the United Nations Charter was signed by representatives of 50 at the San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center. So it’s fitting [...]
Change is Coming It seems like the entire educational online community is a buzz with insight, forecast, and idea about proposed SAT redesign might look like. Over the past few days, I’ve [...]
In Part 1 of the New SAT Change Predictions, I discussed what potential changes to the structure of the SAT might mean for students and their test prep. In addition, another potential change to [...]
HONG KONG, Jan. 26, 2013—Today I visited an exhibition hall at the Asia World Expo, next door to Hong Kong International Airport, before heading home to Los Angeles this morning. As most students [...]
In light of the news that the SAT might be changing, instead of continuing my discussion of SAT readers, I would like to discuss the potential changes to the SAT and what these might mean for [...]
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