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The Best SAT Preparation – An Explanation
Many SAT Prep Courses will teach SAT strategies and tactics. This is important, but studying only SAT strategies will not greatly increase your score.

The SAT tests for higher literacy skills and logical abstraction skills. The SAT wants to determine a student’s “college-readiness.” In order to develop these skills, you should read classical philosophy and modern research. After you read, you MUST obtain feedback and criticism on your understanding of the material. Then you need to master the ideas well enough to write using those ideas, or write about those ideas. All of this ensures that you can read, write, and think at a college level. This is how a student is able to demonstrate his “college-readiness” on the SAT.

Seowon Academy uses this approach, as explained above. No one else uses classical literature and modern research to develop these academic skills (higher literacy and logical abstraction). Students who go through this approach score very highly (1500+) on the SATs. They also get As in their history and English literature courses with minimal effort (saving them time for other courses and extracurricular activities).

You can teach a child Tae Kwon Do, but he cannot defeat an adult competitor. Why? Although the TKD techniques (punching and kicking) are valuable, the child lacks raw power to win. Learning SAT strategies is like learning TKD techniques (punching and kicking). But developing higher literacy skills and logical abstraction skills is like gaining power. Therefore, students cannot do their best on the SAT if they lack the higher literacy skills and logical abstraction skills.

Please contact Seowon Academy for more details at contact@SeowonAcademy.com or (669) 254-8696.