Posts from ArborBridge

This week we are taking a look at what to write on the New ACT Writing Prompt coming September 2015. What does the New ACT Writing Prompt look like? The new ACT Writing Prompt describes an issue [...]

This week we are taking a look at the New ACT Writing Prompt coming September 2015. What will the prompt look like? The issue: The new ACT Writing Prompt will begin with a full paragraph [...]

Now that high school classes are starting to wind down, high school students across the country are looking forward to the three month break that summer represents. But before you dust off your [...]

While I wouldn’t trade my college experience for any other experience in the world, it wasn’t perfect by any means, and oftentimes the only thing that got in the way was myself. So, this post, [...]

I remember one of the (many) things that hit me hardest my freshman year of college was not practicing “good study habits.” After my very first college exam was handed back to me, I stared at the [...]

We all have our own ideas of what college has in store for us, courtesy of movies and TV shows, friends, and parents. Four years away from home can sound both wonderful and intimidating at the [...]

The final teaching principle of ArborBridge’s proprietary SAT curriculum is the utilization of different approaches. As a refresher, we have already covered confidence-building scaffolding [...]

Last week, we covered confidence-building scaffolding, the first of three teaching principles applied to ArborBridge’s proprietary SAT curriculum. The second key principle to our method is [...]

When the instruction team at ArborBridge set out to write our third version of our SAT curriculum, we wanted to do something different. Recent developments in neuroscience have given educators a [...]

Last August, we provided you with a guide to effectively preparing for the upcoming changes to both the SAT and ACT. Updates to the ACT are set to occur fall of 2015, which, we admit, seemed like [...]