ACT-Math Section
Get ivy-level SAT and ACT scores without sabotaging your GPA. You don't need hundreds of hours of preparation. You need focused strategy, coaching, and practice.
About The ACT
My courses establish a strong foundation of content and strategy that students need to improve their ACT scores.
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Mr. Chafyaay provides intensive tutoring for students preparing for the mathematics section of the ACT exam. The math section of the ACT Exam includes 60 questions to be completed in 60 minutes. The section consists of questions based on the topics of pre-algebra, elementary algebra, intermediate algebra, coordinate geometry, regular geometry, and trigonometry. The section is scored on a scale of 1 to 36.
I utilize a three phase attack to help students properly prepare for the math section of the ACT Exam. During the course of tutoring sessions, I review numerous simulated ACT type problems covering the math topics for which students are responsible. I teach problem solving strategies and techniques which students can apply to specific types of questions on the exam. And I reinforce ACT syllabus math topics which arise during the review of simulated problems for which students are not sufficiently knowledgeable. These 3 components of our ACT prep program provide students with exam problem recognition the day of the exam and the necessary underlying math foundation and strategies to solve problems efficiently and correctly. I offer a dynamic, intensive program for students preparing for the math section of the ACT Exam. My focus and expertise is the math section of the exam. All of my efforts go into the single goal of helping students achieve their highest possible score on the math section of the ACT Exam. |
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Choose Your ACT Math Test Prep Program
Learning works best when supported by regular instruction. I typically see my students once or twice a week for 60, 90, or 120 minutes session. Session duration and frequency depends or each student's background in math, motivations, and goals.
At Chafyaay Math, we pride ourselves in our ability to fit your needs. Whether you’re looking for private or group tutoring, we have the right plan for you. Customize your Academic Math Tutoring Program by choosing the package that best fits you needs from the menu below. The programs are recommended based on a student's current math performance in class. By the end of the program you should see an impressive growth that you will be able to move to the next shortest program in duration.
At Chafyaay Math, we pride ourselves in our ability to fit your needs. Whether you’re looking for private or group tutoring, we have the right plan for you. Customize your Academic Math Tutoring Program by choosing the package that best fits you needs from the menu below. The programs are recommended based on a student's current math performance in class. By the end of the program you should see an impressive growth that you will be able to move to the next shortest program in duration.
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Flexible
(Pay as You Go) Specific Content Review Problem-Solving Strategies Official Test Practice Official Test Practice Proctored Official Test Practice - - - - Face to Face Rate: $150/hr. Virtual Rate: $130/hr. - - |
Comprehensive
3 Months (24 Sessions) Detailed Content Review Problem-Solving Strategies Test Taking Strategies Official Test Practices Proctored Official Mock Test Progress Monitoring Growth Mindset Coaching 2 Hours Bonus $920+ Saving Face to Face Private: $2,880 @ $120/hr. Virtual Private: $2,400 @ $100/hr. Face to Face Group: $1,440 @ $60/hr. Virtual Group: $1,200 @ $50/hr. |
Walk Along
6 Months (48 Sessions) In-depth Content Review Problem-Solving Strategies Test Taking Strategies Official Test Practice Proctored Official Mock Test Progress Monitoring Growth Mindset Coaching 4 Hours Bonus $2,200+ Saving Face to Face Private: $4,800 @ $100/hr. Virtual Private: $2,880 @ $80/hr. Face to Face Group: $2,400 @ $50/hr. Virtual Group: $1,440 @ $40/hr. |
Chafyaay Homework System: Targeted homework assignments, Weekly Progress Monitoring, and Student Data Analysis using Khan Academy.
Bonus: 1 hour bonus session can be used for one or more of the following: Final Exam Review, State End Of Course Mock Test Review, Admissions Test Prep Study Plan, Admissions Test Prep Mock Test, Math Competition Preparation.
Bonus: 1 hour bonus session can be used for one or more of the following: Final Exam Review, State End Of Course Mock Test Review, Admissions Test Prep Study Plan, Admissions Test Prep Mock Test, Math Competition Preparation.
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Private One-on-One ACT Math Program includes also:
Initial student consultation Initial student assessment Number of sessions determined by student Review of simulated ACT math problems Review of strategies for attacking ACT math problems Review of ACT math syllabus Homework review following each session |
Group ACT Math Program includes also:
Initial student consultation Initial student assessment Class size of no more than 20 students Review of simulated ACT math problems Review of strategies for attacking ACT math problems Review of ACT math syllabus Online office hours access to instructor |
Tutoring Packages Recommendations
Not sure where to begin? Use the Recommended Test Study Prep Plan & Schedule to choose the best program that fit your needs. If you are still not sure, Mr. Chafyaay will assist you during 15 minutes free consultation.
SHORT-TERM TEST PREPARATION:
For those of you who do have at least 3 weeks remaining before your test date, a full preparation is possible if you work hard enough. Students should meet with me at least twice a week (3x a week if needed), for approximately 10-15 lessons of 1.5 hours each. This type of short-term preparation requires that the student be able to devote a substantial amount of time and effort to the task at hand. Homework will be assigned, and as the test date approaches, several practice tests will be administered in order to gauge the student's progress. Students will be expected to complete at least 2 hours of homework for every 1 hour of tutoring time.
Fine Tuning: Distinguished math students who usually score 92 or above in their math assessments and score in the 90th percentile in the official or practice test.
Targeted: Proficient students who usually score 80-91 in their math assessments and score in the 75th percentile in the official or practice test.
LONG-TERM TEST PREPARATION:
Some students prefer to make sure they are prepared well before it comes time to take the actual exam. For example, high PSAT scores can earn scholarships, not to mention build confidence for the real SAT. By starting early, students will get a head start on the rest of their classmates, and will be able to prepare gradually, making sure that they are ready for all aspects of the test.
Walk Along: Beginning students who usually score below 50 in their math assessments and score below 25th percentile in the official or practice test.
Comprehensive: Developing students who usually score 65-79 in their math assessments and score in the 50th percentile in the official or practice test.
SHORT-TERM TEST PREPARATION:
For those of you who do have at least 3 weeks remaining before your test date, a full preparation is possible if you work hard enough. Students should meet with me at least twice a week (3x a week if needed), for approximately 10-15 lessons of 1.5 hours each. This type of short-term preparation requires that the student be able to devote a substantial amount of time and effort to the task at hand. Homework will be assigned, and as the test date approaches, several practice tests will be administered in order to gauge the student's progress. Students will be expected to complete at least 2 hours of homework for every 1 hour of tutoring time.
Fine Tuning: Distinguished math students who usually score 92 or above in their math assessments and score in the 90th percentile in the official or practice test.
Targeted: Proficient students who usually score 80-91 in their math assessments and score in the 75th percentile in the official or practice test.
LONG-TERM TEST PREPARATION:
Some students prefer to make sure they are prepared well before it comes time to take the actual exam. For example, high PSAT scores can earn scholarships, not to mention build confidence for the real SAT. By starting early, students will get a head start on the rest of their classmates, and will be able to prepare gradually, making sure that they are ready for all aspects of the test.
Walk Along: Beginning students who usually score below 50 in their math assessments and score below 25th percentile in the official or practice test.
Comprehensive: Developing students who usually score 65-79 in their math assessments and score in the 50th percentile in the official or practice test.
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