SAT Subject Tests

Physical development: Physically, Dayluis’ development has lost momentum compared to his earlier stages such as infancy where he achieved big milestones such as walking and running and adolescence where he had a dramatic growth spurt. Nevertheless, he is getting better at physical activities as is evident by the fact that he made his high school baseball team and became one of the best players on it throughout this period. During this age Dayluis also worries about his physical appearance a lot…

The final participant is 45-year-old Renee. Renee is a Pharmacist who is the mother of her only child, Patrick. Biologically, Renee is a Caucasian female of average weight. Cognitively, Renee is extremely intelligent. She graduated top of her class in high school and college. Social economically, she is wealthy. Along with Patrick who is 3, she lives with her husband who works in the oil-field. However, this wasn’t always the case. Growing up, Renee used to be in a situation very much like…

Prompt 2 I couldn’t have been prouder on the day I scored horribly on the SAT. Not the official one, but a practice one that was taken in a controlled environment. I knew I could have easily scored higher than the meager score I received that day, but that’s not important. It wasn’t the SAT score I was proud of that day, but rather the significant life transformation that also happened that day in Beijing, China. I was always an introverted boy in the past, and it all began when I was eight…

receiving my SAT scores and seeing how badly I got on the standardized test. Being honest, I barely studied for that test and had missed out on many opportunities my school has provided for test takers like myself to get higher scores. Sadly, I regret every decision I made during that time period for not signing up for that class, and begin lazy for not studying on my own. Because of this misfortune, I feel as if I most likely will not get into any Ivy League colleges because of my low SAT…

without thinking, and learning to remain impartial was one of most important lesson to me. Progressing on to tenth grade, we fell into our place and found out how things worked. We began to get serious about our education, and worked on preparing for the SAT and ACT. We were on our way to completely half of our high school education, and we were comfortable with who we were becoming. During this time, we no longer had could use the same excuses we did as ninth graders because we were being held…

schools can receive these necessities is if they have the funds to afford them. This is where a grave problem in the educational system becomes apparent. Currently, money plays a large role in education because schools need supplies and staff, certain tests need to be taken, and students wish to get a college degree. Let us begin by…

Universities seem to be that one stop shop for the needs of young adults transitioning to the working class. Whether the student is seeking independence, higher salary, or simply a welcoming environment, colleges do all they can to seek the ladder for their students. In our current state of events, colleges are trying to solve a problem that has plagued students in the past. Diversity, more specifically, an openness to diversity on college campuses. Unfortunately, the marketing of college…

The article “Shadow Education, American Style- Test Preparation, the SAT and College Enrollment”, summarizes the what the SAT test is and the advantages and disadvantages it has for different social economic groups. The SAT has been used many time for college processes, however, a debate has been going on that discusses the “fairness” of the SAT and if it should be used in the college admission ( Buchmann, Condron, and Roscigno 435). The article goes into depth in how different social economics…

-Timing during your presentation: Another important aspect is timing. How long should you take to make your speech? Some think that it should all depend on the subject you want to talk about, which is true; but you should also think about the timing for the speech by asking yourself just how much is enough to inform, entertain or educate people. How much is enough for questions after the speech? How long is long enough, when you are using accessories or tools to help you for your presentation?…

do, but we had to learn to be able to go to the next topic, and if we didn’t pass that subject with an eighty percent or higher we had to repay and retake the subject course till we got an eighty percent, we also had to dress in a white long sleeve tee with a tie, blue pants, and dress shoes. Private school was completely opposite to public school you can get a seventy and pass and if you didn’t get the subject you were learning they would go on ahead despite if you got the…