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SAT Goes Digital in 2024: Everything You Need to Know About the Changes

In a significant shift from traditional paper and pencil methods, the SAT is embracing the digital age. Starting in 2024, the SAT will no longer be administered in its physical form, marking a new era for one of the most critical exams for college admission. This move is part of a broader trend towards digitalization in education and testing, reflecting changes in how students learn and are assessed. 

Is Summer the Best Time to Take the SAT?

For many students, summer is a season to finally relax and enjoy time away from school work. However, dismissing the idea of taking the SAT during the summer may overlook certain advantages worth considering, especially if maximizing one's performance on the SAT is a priority.

Behind the Slide: Key Stats on Summer Learning Loss

The arrival of summer often paints a picture of relaxation and freedom from academic responsibilities. Yet, lurking beneath the surface is a phenomenon known as the summer slide. Summer slide is the regression in learning students experience during the summer months, a topic that has garnered significant attention from educators, policymakers, and parents alike. 

Are Your District's Math Scores Keeping Pace? Comparing PSSA Results Across Pennsylvania

We analyzed PSSA math data from across Pennsylvania in order to understand how the current state of math education compares to previous years, and what can be expected moving forward. 

In Person vs. Online Tutoring: What Option is the Best for Your Student? You Might Be Surprised

In the debate of online vs in person tutoring, it’s crucial to consider which approach aligns with your student’s learning style and your logistical needs. This article helps you decide which tutoring path will most effectively support your student’s educational goals.

Beyond the Paycheck: How Teacher Salaries Influence Graduation Outcomes

Analysis performed by Learner with data from the last 10 years shows positive correlation between teacher salaries and graduation rates across the US