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  How to Improve Students’ Writing Skills From essays and short stories to emails and college application essays, writing forms an elemental part of a student’s life. It’s how a student shows what he or she knows and if he or she can effectively apply that knowledge. And yet, writing is a difficult skill to learn and to master. Many students struggle to articulate and organize their thoughts on paper, easily becoming frustrated and discouraged by writing.  But fear not — through daily practice and extensive exposure, students can and will write clearly and expressively. Below, we’ve compiled several methods emphasized in VSA Future’s own writing classes that will provide students with a comprehensive approach to becoming good writers. Get a Good Grip on Grammar Grammar sits at the core of effective communication. It enables a student to express his or herself fully, clearly, and subtly. Even if a writer has great ideas, improper grammar can garble his or her writing’s meaning and reduc

  About the SAT The  Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) is an entrance exam used by most colleges and universities as a gauge to assess whether the student should be admitted to their  college or not. The SAT is a multiple-choice test created and administered by the College Board.   The SAT is an essential tool for a college to evaluate the student’s scholastic aptitude and readiness for college when compared against their peers across the country. While the GPA represents a student’s academic standing within their own school and shows the average of the student’s overall process, given each school’s different standards and grading, it is hard to use GPA as an absolute value to compare students across different schools. This is why SAT is the go-to assessment tool of colleges when it comes to student admission to their campus. Since SAT is standardized, it provides colleges with one common data point that can be used to compare all applicants across different schools. College admissio

  While strong academics help students thrive in school, the SAT requires a unique strategic approach and study techniques that every student benefits from learning. At VSA, we offer a systematic set of test prep guidelines and test-taking strategies that transforms the test from a stress-inducing race into a practiced procedure. Time management doesn’t come through repeated races with a stopwatch, but rather a balance between careful question selection and concise note-taking. At VSA, our experienced SAT prep teacher offer targeted practice tailored to each student, test-taking and time-management strategies that boost confidence and actually work, and content review that hones reading, writing, and math skills. Each SAT class is tailored to its students’ specific needs, levels, and abilities, and we offer a personalized class plan for each student with our 20-, 40-, and 50-hour classes. Contact Us: VSA FUTURE LLC 310 Cedar Lane, Suite 3A Teaneck, NJ 07666 info@vsafuture.com 844-87