📚 SAT Vocabulary Flashcards Card 1 of 11 unsubstantiated adjective Root: UN- (not) + SUB- (under) + STANT- (stand) 👆 Click to flip not supported by evidence; unproven "The journalist refused to publish the unsubstantiated rumor without at least two independent sources to confirm it." ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → 📖 Spring School-Day SAT Vocabulary
Hello MJTP families! A warm welcome to our newest families Something I've noticed more of this year, and it's genuinely encouraging to see: middle school students showing up ready to work. We have a growing group of families who are joining MJTP specifically to get a
Hello MJTP families! More great news is coming in on scores and college acceptances! Congratulations to Devansh! Devansh sent me a note recently that made my day: "Hey, Mr. John, I hope you've been doing well! I just wanted to let you know that I recently got
The Scores Are Coming In I'll be honest — this is my favorite part of the cycle. The reports started hitting my inbox this morning, and what I'm seeing is exactly what happens when students put in the work over a sustained period of time. Not cramming.
Good Thursday evening, MJTP families! It's a late one, but I wanted to fire off a quick newsletter tonight. My wife and I just returned from the local Sarasota Opera's showing of La Bohème. It was fun. I'll discuss why it matters in a
📚 SAT Vocabulary Flashcards Card 1 of 10 annihilate verb Root: AD- (to) + NIHIL- (nothing) 👆 Click to flip to destroy utterly; to wipe out completely "The storm threatened to annihilate the coastal village before evacuation orders could be carried out." ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → 📖 March 14, 2026 International SAT Vocabulary
📚 SAT Vocabulary Flashcards Card 1 of 17 substantiate verb Root: SUB- (under) + STANT- (stand) 👆 Click to flip to provide evidence to support or prove true "The scientist needed months of additional experiments to substantiate her initial hypothesis." ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → 📖 March 14, 2026 Official SAT Vocabulary Quiz Mr.
Updated March 16, 2026 With a little help from AI, I've compiled some data trends on the tough vocabulary words that r/SAT moderator "yodatsracist" and roots2words.com have documented for all documented SATs from March 2024 through March 2026. After analyzing every SAT vocabulary quiz
Hello MJTP families! It is officially Spring Break for me this week. As most of you know, I still teach full-time. I'm looking forward to a productive week of content creation and launching a few exciting products that I can't wait to tell you about. Stay
2026 SATs, here we come! The first SAT of the year, March 14th SAT, is this Saturday. That means this week shouldn't be about learning new things. It's about sharpening what you should already know — and trusting the work you've already put in. Here&
This was one of those weeks where the lesson plan wrote itself — not in a classroom, but on the water, in a gymnasium, and somewhere in between. Intersession week is always a reset. The rhythms of school give way to something looser, more exploratory, and if you're lucky,
Happy Friday, MJTP families. I'll keep this short because the clock is ticking. The March 14 SAT is less than two weeks away, and today — Friday, February 27 — is the regular registration deadline. Head to collegeboard.org and get it done before 11:59 PM Eastern tonight. Miss