The New Math SAT Game Plan
August 21st, 2010 | 
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Hi and welcome to my blog,
I opened this blog to help anyone who is preparing for his SAT.
I remember myself when I started - I was so lost and in such a panic.
Luckily I got this great SAT guide that helped me a lot . So study hard and good luck!
The New Math SAT Game Plan
A new edition, The New Math SAT Game Plan features updated strategy guides, more Algebra-II topics and all of those subversive tactics that have brought higher math SAT scores to hundreds of Philip Keller’s students. It provides a clear, efficient way to approach the test, emphasizing strategy and time management, while also providing a concise review of the necessary math skills.
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Review by L. Harrington for The New Math SAT Game Plan
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As a college professor and long-time test-prep tutor, I’ve evaluated the gamut of test-prep resources. This is, hands-down, the best math SAT book I’ve seen: clear, articulate, and accessible without being condescending. I was so impressed that I researched (Googled) the author, and found out that he’s won several teaching awards as a high school math and science teacher in New Jersey, which may explain this book’s effectiveness: it’s written by a teacher who can anticipate student questions and areas of confusion, not a desk jockey. After using it with a few kids, I have decided to make it the required math text for all my student clients. I’m wondering if there’ll be one for the verbal section, too..
Review by Kamen Mandjarov for The New Math SAT Game Plan
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I just took my SAT’s a couple of weeks ago. I read the book and thought it was great. Keller introduces many interesting tactics and strategies for taking the SAT. He tells the reader which questions to answer and which ones to omit if you are low on time. He creates personal plans for students who want to get a specific score. The book also has a little humor in some places. I highly recommend this book!
Review by Jessica G Schreiber for The New Math SAT Game Plan
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I discovered this little book on Amazon.com and bought it for my daughter who was about to take the SAT again in the hopes of bringing up her math score. I can tell you that it worked for her. She raised her math score by 110 points! The strategies in this book work — at least they do for the old SAT. I can’t vouch for the new SAT that starts this year, but I strongly suspect the ideas will still hold.
Thank you Philip Keller for making a huge difference in my daughter’s math score and putting her in the running for admission to the highly competitive colleges to which she has applied.
Review by D. Hirsch for The New Math SAT Game Plan
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I got this book for my daughter, who wasn’t taking her upcoming SATs too seriously. After some prodding, she went through it and admitted it was pretty good (although she did find some typos, which annoyed her–the only reason I’m not awarding 5 stars). She got her SAT results and, despite taking NO practice tests or doing anything to prepare except for going through most of this book, she scored an 800 on the math section. What more could I ask for?
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Keller knows what he’s talking about. As a former physics student of his I can say with complete sincerity that he’s the best teacher of my high school career. He goes above and beyond because he is passionate about what he does. It consequently makes sense that his SAT prep is not only effective but extremely efficient. In the four weeks that I learned his techniques and my proficiency rapidly excelled. It makes sense. Keller takes his time to research and understand the student experience. He’s a man that is constantly challenging himself with new material. The learning experience is always fresh in his mind and in this way he is able to take on a dual ability: To effectively render understanding and understand exactly where understanding will be obscured. He knows when to pause for absorption of material and when to explain further. He’s gifted at his trade and the academic community is fortunate to have him.