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The Nerd’s Ultimate Guide to the SAT Exam This guide is very comprehensive, but it’s just a brief overview of the SAT. We have many other articles on our blog that go into more detail about specific topics relating to the SAT, how to study for it, and how it ...
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TutorNerd EditorPhysics Tutor Tip: What is a Pascal? Understanding Pressure A common problem for physics students is learning new measures and what they represent. We use things like “seconds” to measure time in everyday life, so that isn’t too hard to conceptualize in physics class. Likewise, though you may be more ...
TutorNerd EditorFinals Week Study Plan Example 3: The False Deadline The False Deadline (TFD) is a way to avoid procrastination and allow time for grades to be optimized and improved. TFD can be an effective tool if you are someone who does work well under pressure and prefers doing a significant ...
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TutorNerd EditorFinals Week Study Plan: Examples Inside! For many of you, finals week is quickly approaching or upon you. Whether you are in high school or college, taking multiple classes means you often have multiple finals that you must prepare for. These could be final exams, final papers, final projects, final ...
TutorNerd EditorSAT and ACT: Handwriting and Filling in Bubbles When you take the SAT or ACT you will be taking a pencil and paper test. This means that you will be scored based on marks that you are making with a pencil – marks that are often made in a rush ...
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