📚 PSAT Vocabulary Flashcards Card 1 of 9 tenuous adjective Root: TENU- (thin, weak) 👆 Click to flip weak, insubstantial, or flimsy Her startup's connection to profitability remained tenuous at best. ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → Section 1: Vocabulary Matching Click on a word, then click on its matching definition Matching Score:
📚 PSAT Vocabulary Flashcards Card 1 of 10 eschewed verb Root: ESCHEW- (avoid, shun) 👆 Click to flip deliberately avoided or abstained from The museum had eschewed digital installations for decades, preferring traditional display methods. ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → Section 1: Vocabulary Matching Click on a word, then click on its matching definition
Dear MJTP Families, First, a big thank you to everyone for being flexible with scheduling this past weekend while I chaperoned my high school’s pole vaulting trip. It was an incredible meet — our team took first place, with our top boys’ jumper clearing 17’3”! Watching our head coach
Dear MJTP Families, Many students have begun receiving updates from the College Board about PSAT/NMSQT score release dates. According to the latest notifications, scores will begin rolling out on October 24, November 7, or November 14, depending on when your student took the test. Remind your student to check
Good morning MJTP families! This morning marks the College Board’s October 4th SAT score release. Early reports from test day described it as an extremely difficult exam — slightly different in format, heavy on science passages, and front-loaded with hard questions in the second module. It’ll be interesting to
📚 SAT Vocabulary Flashcards Card 1 of 11 underscore verb Root: UNDER- (beneath) + SCORE (mark) 👆 Click to flip to emphasize or highlight importance The study's findings underscore the need for immediate policy reform. ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → Section 1: Vocabulary Matching Click on a word, then click on its matching
MJTP Families, Another SAT is in the books! My Personal Performance Grade For me personally, this one wasn’t my best showing—and that’s actually a good reminder of just how much the little things matter on test day. My wife and I cheered on my students at our
Dear MJTP Families, Tomorrow is the October 4th SAT, and for those of you signed up, I want to leave you with a quick pep talk and reminder. First and foremost: Status quo. Nothing changes tomorrow. If you’ve been working with me, taking practice tests, or sitting for official
Dear MJTP Families, I’m excited to share some wonderful news from the September 13th SAT results, which were released yesterday morning. This was one of the best SATs across the board for our group, with an average Reading and Writing score increase of about 73 points from students’ previous
September 2025 Round 3 SAT Vocabulary Card 1 of 14 anthropogenic adjective Root: ANTHROP- (human) + GEN- (produce) Click to flip caused or influenced by human activities "Climate scientists concluded that current global warming patterns are predominantly anthropogenic." ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → Section 1: Vocabulary Matching Click on a word,
September 2025 Round 2 SAT Vocabulary Card 1 of 13 underpinned verb Root: UNDER- (beneath) + PIN- (fasten) Click to flip supported or strengthened from beneath; formed the basis for "The economist's theory was underpinned by decades of empirical research and statistical analysis." ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → Section
September 2025 Round 1 SAT Vocabulary Card 1 of 14 quintessential adjective Root: QUINT- (fifth) + ES- (to be) Click to flip representing the most perfect example; most typical "The chef's signature dish represents quintessential French cuisine, embodying every traditional technique." ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → Section 1: Vocabulary
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The Latest Real Words from Real Tests - Straight from r/SAT Reports Based on comprehensive analysis of student reports from the r/SAT community, we've identified the official vocabulary words that appeared on the August 2025 US SAT administrations. These aren't practice words or approximations
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SAT Vocabulary Flashcards - Round 3 Card 1 of 11 dwindling verb/adjective Root: Old English "dwinan" (to waste away) Click to flip gradually diminishing in size, amount, or strength "The company's dwindling profits forced management to consider drastic cost-cutting measures." ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next
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SAT Vocabulary Flashcards - Round 2 Card 1 of 15 affinity noun Root: A- (to) + FINI- (boundary) Click to flip a natural interest, inclination, or attraction "The scientist's natural affinity for mathematics led her to pursue theoretical physics research." ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → Section 1: Vocabulary Matching
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SAT Vocabulary Flashcards - Round 1 Card 1 of 15 manifest verb Root: MAN- (hand) + FEST- (seize) Click to flip to exhibit or reveal plainly or distinctly The board meeting began with CEO Jennifer Walsh presenting what would manifest as the company's most challenging year in decades. ← Previous
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Dear MJTP Families, The September 13 SAT is coming up this Saturday—a big moment, and I wanted to share some thoughts and reminders to help your students be at their best. What I’ve Noticed Now that school is in full swing, things are getting busy: * Homework loads are
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Dear MJTP Families, As most score release dates do, yesterday’s score release brought a mix of excitement and reflection. Out of the 15–20 students I’ve been working with, nearly everyone saw improvement, with some raising their Reading & Writing scores by as much as 110 points! Overall,
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SAT Vocabulary Flashcards - Round 2 Card 1 of 12 partitioned verb Root: PART- (divide) + -TION (action) Click to flip divided into separate parts or sections The city council partitioned the downtown area into distinct zones for residential, commercial, and cultural development. ← Previous Shuffle Next → Section 1: Vocabulary Matching -
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SAT Vocabulary Flashcards Card 1 of 10 proponents noun Root: PRO- (forward) + PON- (place) Click to flip supporters; advocates for a cause or position While critics say the proposed law will damage the economy, proponents of the law argue it will increase revenue and create jobs. ← Previous Shuffle Next → Section
This morning’s SAT is in the books, at least on the East Coast, and I wanted to share some of my initial impressions while the experience is still fresh. General Impressions Overall, both the Reading & Writing and Math sections felt relatively straightforward. There weren’t any unusual twists
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Hello, MJTP families! I’ll be honest—this is the first chance I’ve had to write a newsletter in a while. School just started back, which means full days of in-service training from 8:30 to 4, followed immediately by a wall-to-wall schedule of SAT tutoring until 9 p.
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Energy on Campus This Week There was an energy on campus this week that I hadn’t felt all summer. As many of you know, I’m still a full-time teacher, and I live just a short walk from the academy where I work. One of the perks of that