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ACT Prep

ACT English & Reading prep focused on grammar, passage strategy, timing, and score consistency.

One-on-one coaching for ACT English and Reading. We start with an official ACT baseline, identify the patterns behind missed questions, and build a plan around the skills most likely to move the score.

Diagnose the Gaps

Timed ACT English and Reading practice reviewed for timing, question type, grammar, passage strategy, and recurring error patterns.

Target the Work

Focused practice on grammar and usage, rhetoric, reading comprehension, pacing, and the decisions that move the English and Reading scores.

Simulate Test Day

Timed sections and full practice tests reviewed until the English and Reading scores become steady under test-day conditions.

Lesson Series

The lesson series behind the coaching

The same lesson series I use in 1:1 ACT prep, organized lesson by lesson. Each series teaches one transferable skill per lesson — instruction, a worked model, practice, and review steps. The complete Lesson 1 materials are free with email signup; full series materials are included with eligible 1:1 support or available standalone for $59.

What a lesson looks like
Instruction+ worked model
Practice setby skill
Answer keytraps explained
Learning Logrule · trap · next step
ACT · English · 8 lessons

ACT English Lesson Series

Covers: Sentence boundaries, punctuation, grammar and agreement, modifiers and parallelism, concision, transitions, and organization.

ACT · Reading · 8 lessons

ACT Reading Lesson Series

Covers: Passage mapping, paragraph function, evidence and inference, author’s argument, detail and line-reference questions, comparison, and words in context.

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How your plan stays tailored

We build the lesson series from real data

Every plan starts with an in-house ACT Reading diagnostic to baseline the score and surface the patterns behind missed questions. From there, ongoing data from the Learning Log keeps the work focused on the skills actually moving the score on the ACT — so the lesson series is tailored to the student, not one-size-fits-all.

1 · Baseline with a diagnostic
2 · Read the score report
3 · Adjust from ongoing review

Example shown: ACT Reading. The diagnostic and report reflect each student's own test.

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