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From the Inside Flap -------------------- Table of Contents: Introduction ENGLISH 1. Fundamentally Speaking 2. Punctuation: Minimize the Madness 3. Sound Sentences 4. World of Words 5. Thinking Like a Writer 6. English Practice Test MATH 7. Overview of the Math Section 8. Elementary Algebra 9. Intermediate Algebra/Coordinate Geometry 10. Plane Geometry/Trigonometry 11. Mini-Lessons as Review 12. Math Practice Test READING 13. Balancing Efficiency and Accuracy 14. Fiction: Are You a Good Judge of Character? 15. The Nuances of Nonfiction SCIENCE 16. Overview of the Science Test 17. Passage Types and Strategies 18. Passage Dissection: Introductions 19. Passage Dissection: Tables, Graphs, and Figures 20. Passage Dissection: Questions 21. Data Representation Passages 22. Research Summaries Passages 23. Conflicting Viewpoints Passages 24. Tips for Boosting Your Science Score WRITING 25. Writing an Effective Essay Read more ( javascript:void(0) ) About the Author ---------------- Ann has been involved in mathematics education for 21 years, 11 of which she has taught everything from basic skills to Pre-Calculus at high school level. For seven years Ann prepped juniors and seniors for the ACT exam. Currently, she oversees math instruction at three high schools in Colorado and is responsible for helping to raise ACT scores in math. Alex has taught high school English for 14 years in the Denver, Colorado, area. He currently is at Arapahoe High School, where he teaches AP English courses. In addition, Alex co-owns and operates the ACT Review Group, which offers both ACT preparation classes and private tutoring. Jonathan has taught high school science for more than 20 years at West Leyden High School in Northlake, IL. During that time, he has taught review courses for the ACT and SAT. He has worked in labs at the Weizmann Institute of Science, the Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center, and the Feinberg School of Medicine. Jonathan has also received local and state re for outstanding teaching. Read more ( javascript:void(0) )