Super cool right? Especially when 800 is a perfect score. At Everydae, we know EXACTLY which skills you need to learn to get the score you want.
It’s because we do something that most other companies don’t do: we take past tests and we pull them apart, question by question to find out:
1) How often that question type appears on the test;
2) Whether that question type is foundational to other questions; and
3) How that question type maps to different goal scores.
What we’ve learned is that test taking techniques taught by traditional SAT test prep companies are becoming less and less applicable with each new test.
We also found out that some of the topics we’d long dismissed as “unimportant” were actually giving students the biggest bang for their buck in terms of return on their study time!
All of this is part of our grander plan of building a “Learning Genome” for each student.
By analyzing your performance and goals, and combining it with our intimate knowledge of each subject, we become the go-to company for students that want to maximize results in the minimum amount of time.
I could honestly talk for hours about this stuff! But instead I’ll sign off by saying: if you believe that the secret sauce to a unicorn company is how the team approaches problems (and the impressive tech we’re building under the hood!) then we’re the ones to back.
~Stay safe out there,
Christine
CEO, Everydae
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This process of dissecting the important knowledge to gain mastery, and acceptable levels of mastery by each student, will work with all subjects, not just entrance exam prep courses. Everydae seems to be on the right track to being a very successful business making students and their parents happy with the results and the cost of the on-line, automated "tutoring" help. Keep up the good work. I understand much of the secret sauce needs to stay secret, but thank you for giving insights into an aspect of your approach to content.