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ACT prep
Managing Instructional Time to Achieve Measurable Impacts
With so many demands on classroom time, preparing students for standardized testing is not the most rewarding way for teachers - or students - to spend limited instructional hours. But as the ACT and SAT move from individual efforts by college-bound students to state-mandated assessm
Program Shows 200-600% More Growth on Student ACT and SAT Scores, Compared to National Average
Schools implementing ChalkTalk see significant improvements in a fraction of the control group’s time NEW YORK CITY, NY / FEBRUARY 28, 2020 - After releasing its biggest software update to date at the start of the fall 2019 semester, ChalkTalk has published its latest round of im
Understanding the emerging state-by-state role of the SAT and ACT
Since its beginnings in 1926, the SAT spent most of its life as a daunting test of knowledge for college-bound students. Preparation for the SAT (and its competitor, the ACT) revolved around memorizing arcane vocabulary words and stressing out over trickily-worded math questions.