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Practical SAT advice for students and parents, from Daniel Brink, Ph.D.


For Students · July 22, 2026

You Have 30 Days Before the SAT. Here’s Exactly What to Do for Math

A day-by-day gameplan to get your SAT Math ready in a month: lock down the basics, take timed tests, target your weak topics, master Desmos, and walk in rested.

For Students · July 13, 2026

The SAT Is Back. Here’s How to Make It Work for You

Colleges are requiring the SAT again — from every Ivy League school to the University of California. Here’s why, and how to turn it into your advantage.

Opinion · June 19, 2026

“The Sooner, the Better” Is Bad Advice for When Your Child Should Start Algebra

A Ph.D. math educator with 32 years of experience argues that starting algebra too early permanently stifles deep understanding — and explains what to do instead.

For Students & Parents · June 5, 2026

Does Math Knowledge Build Like Lego Blocks? What If You’re Missing a Few Pieces?

The student isn’t bad at math — they’re missing a piece. How foundational gaps silently sabotage SAT Math scores, and how to find exactly which blocks are missing.

For Parents · June 3, 2026

7 Surprising Things That Can Boost Your Teen’s SAT Score

Seven free, simple habits that move the needle more than another practice book — and why the phone sits at the center of all of them.