Concept knowledge
Does the student understand the math the question depends on?
Free SAT Math Starting Point
Share your student’s current score, testing timeline, areas needing help, and any missed questions or recent work. Christian will create a personalized 3–5-question starting set, review the student’s reasoning in the completed work, and provide a written assessment within one business day of receiving it.
No payment is required for the starting point. The goal is to identify what to work on next—not to judge the student by a score.
Start here
The button you selected has already chosen the request path. Share the student’s current score, testing timeline, and areas needing help. Missed questions or recent work can make the first recommendation more precise, but you can still begin without an upload.
No iPad or Goodnotes? The student can complete the set as a PDF or on paper and upload clear photos for review.
Please do not upload school login information, student IDs, or records unrelated to SAT Math.
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Diagnose before adding more practice
Two students can miss the same question for completely different reasons. One may not know the underlying concept. Another may know it but fail to recognize the problem type, choose an inefficient path, make an execution error, run short on time, tighten up under pressure, or use Desmos at the wrong moment. The starting point is designed to locate the first gap that is holding the student back.
Does the student understand the math the question depends on?
Can the student identify the question type and a useful first move?
Does a sound plan break down in algebra, arithmetic, notation, or checking?
Is the method accurate but too slow for the test?
Does the student’s reasoning change when the clock or stakes feel real?
Does the student know when Desmos will help—and when another method is faster?
How the free starting point works
Send the current score, testing timeline, areas needing help, and any useful score report, missed questions, or recent work.
With useful evidence, Christian may choose three questions that progress from easy to medium to hard. With limited evidence, he may use up to five questions to establish a broader starting point.
Goodnotes on iPad is preferred, but another PDF annotation app or clear photos of work completed on paper are welcome. Christian reviews the setup, choices, corrections, and reasoning—not only final answers.
Within one business day of receiving the completed work, Christian identifies the most important concept or reasoning gap and recommends what to practice next.
If ongoing support would help
The free starting point stands on its own. If the assessment shows that continued structure or live instruction would help, these are the planned support paths. Final prices have not been set.
One personalized 8–12-question set each week, with written annotations and recommended next steps.
Two personalized 8–12-question sets each week, written feedback, an adaptive weekly study plan, progress tracking, and one short weekly check-in.
Everything in Coaching, plus scheduled one-on-one instruction, live explanations, guided problem solving, and Desmos strategy. Tutoring will be sold in packages.
Request Private TutoringStart with a few carefully chosen questions and find the reasoning gap that should shape what comes next.