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Preparing for the ACT® goes beyond teaching content—it’s about building confidence, resilience, and a sense of control over the test-taking experience. Many students believe that success comes solely from working through practice questions, but we know that mindset plays a critical role.

As educators, we know that strong ACT® and SAT® scores can unlock college admissions, scholarships, and long-term opportunities for students. However, providing high-quality test prep—especially in schools with limited budgets—can be challenging. The good news? A variety of federal, state, and local funding sources…

Understanding the ACT® English Section The ACT® English section is designed to test a student’s ability to revise and edit written text. It consists of 75 multiple-choice questions to be completed in 45 minutes, divided across five passages. The questions assess three key areas: Production…

For many students, the ACT® feels like a race against the clock. With tight timing and fast-paced questions, the test requires more than just knowledge—it demands effective time management. By focusing on strategic pacing, students can build confidence, reduce stress, and maximize their scores. ACT®…

This guide provides valuable strategies for Instructional Leaders who want to use data to inform and enhance educational practices, strengthen leadership skills, and empower school communities with data-driven insights. By closely examining data, educators and administrators can identify trends, strengths, and areas for improvement.

Got your school’s ACT® scores back and wondering how you did? Check out our lists of the most recent ACT® average scores to see how your school compares with state and national averages. Understanding how your school is doing compared to others can provide valuable insight…

During the Covid-19 pandemic, many colleges and universities dropped the SAT®/ACT® and became test optional or test free. Some schools have kept these changes in place, while others have shifted back toward requiring standardized testing. Notable schools that have reinstated the SAT®/ACT® include Brown, Dartmouth, Harvard,…

As educators, finding engaging and effective ways to prepare students for the ACT® can be a challenge, especially when trying to balance the test prep with keeping students motivated. Integrating ACT® prep games into your class prep routine can not only reinforce key concepts in important…

High school students in Florida must pass certain assessments to graduate, but not every student passes the required tests on their first try. If your student didn’t pass the required English Language Arts (ELA) or Algebra 1 assessments, there’s another option: concordant scores from the SAT®…