SAT Preparation · Reading & Writing
Read with precision. Write with control.
SAT English Lecture turns grammar, rhetoric, evidence, and passage analysis into a coherent system students can apply accurately under digital-test conditions.
*Summer terms meet twice weekly and complete the same 16-session course in eight weeks. Summer tuition is $600 per month.
Course fit
A rule-based language system—not a collection of test-taking guesses.
This course is designed for students who
- need systematic instruction across every SAT Reading and Writing domain
- rely on what “sounds right” instead of dependable grammar and rhetoric rules
- need stronger control of evidence, inference, structure, and words in context
- plan to progress into weekly full simulations through Practice & Performance
Curriculum map
Every tested domain, in instructional order.
The official SAT domains organize the course while grammar and core rhetoric come first, creating a dependable base for increasingly complex reading decisions.
- 01Conventions & Core RhetoricSessions 1–8
- The Three Core Skills
- Transitions
- Parts of Speech, Sentences & Fragments
- Nonessential, Essential & Additional Commas
- Apostrophes, Question Marks & Punctuation Review
- Subject–Verb Agreement & Pronouns
- Modification & Parallel Structure
- Comparisons & Review
- 02AssessmentSession 9
- Grammar Midterm
- 03Expression of IdeasSession 10
- Rhetorical Synthesis / Notes-Based Questions
- 04Information & IdeasSessions 11–13
- Passage Types & Explicit Meaning
- Main Idea & Evidence
- Inference & Graphs
- 05Craft & StructureSessions 14–15
- Purpose & Structure
- Words in Context & Between Texts
- 06IntegrationSession 16
- Full SAT English Simulation
Lecture-to-performance system
Learn it. Diagnose it. Execute it.
Make the governing rule or reading task explicit.
Identify the structure before evaluating choices.
Reject answers for specific, defensible reasons.
Use domain-aligned assessment to expose gaps.
Finish with a full subject simulation.
The Digital SAT Practice Platform supplies adaptive-format questions, domain and skill reporting, and targeted follow-up. Session 16 becomes the exit assessment and baseline for Practice & Performance.