[NIFL-ESL:1425] SAT prep course organization

From: Thea Landesberg (aes@idt.net)
Date: Tue Sep 16 1997 - 19:45:05 EDT 

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Greetings from a new subscriber.

I have been asked to set up a SAT prep course in an ESL school.  Although I 
am quite familiar with the SATs, I need to learn how such prep courses are
organized, e.g. number of hours per class/day, how much material is covered 
in so many hours/weeks, what books are useful for the class, prep for SAT IIs.
I'd appreciate any information or suggestions.

Thanks.
Thea Landesberg
aes@idt.net

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