Guessing Does Not Hurt Your Score
If you're not sure of the answer to an SAT question, take a guess. It won't hurt your score if you're wrong, and you just might guess correctly! read more
April 3, 2006
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Developmental Disabilities & High School Graduation
This article describes the rights of parents to object to the premature graduation of their special needs student. read more
October 17, 1998
After-School Programs & Accommodations
Learn about the rights of special needs students to be included in after school programs. read more
September 30, 1998
Seven Accommodations for the Test Environment
Here's a list of simple classroom accommodations you and your child's teacher can work together to put in place. read more
May 13, 2002
A Guide to Testing Accommodations
Find out how to be an advocate for environmental changes in the classroom in order to level the playing field for kids who think differently. read more
May 13, 2002
World of Words
Use this labeling game to show your child how everything in the world has a word associated with it. read more
May 11, 2001
How the SAT Is Scored
Here's an explanation of how the SATs are graded. read more
April 3, 2006
How to Gain (or Lose) 30 IQ Points — Instantly!
Free up your short-term memory by writing down information that allows for quick notes when you're stumped. read more
April 3, 2006
How Your Brain Can Get You into Trouble
Train your brain to take SAT questions literally. read more
April 3, 2006
Taking the SAT: Improvement Comes in Stages
Practice is key to improving your SAT score. read more
April 3, 2006
How Much Can You Raise Your SAT Score?
Review tips on how to improve your SAT score. read more
April 3, 2006
Knowing What to Do on the SAT -- and Doing It
Some SAT advice won't help you unless you learn how to apply it. read more
April 3, 2006