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summer is coming to an end and you're beginning to think of your plans for the next school year. it’s inevitable for you to think about your students and what test preps are going to be like for them this year. the 2021 act shows that things are...
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the time for a digital sat has come, and it’s important to know what to expect and how to pivot with these new changes. the college board announced...
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if your institution is in florida, you've likely already heard about the florida bright futures scholarship. but you may not know that there are...
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whether you’re a new partner of ours or a long-time magoosher, questions come up! we want you to be able to find answers to them as quickly as...
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ah, cell phones. arguably one of the greatest blessings and curses of our lifetimes, right? while it's probably hard to imagine life without them at...
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did you know that magoosh recently launched a new and improved educator portal? after listening to feedback from our partners, we've developed a new...
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if you're a new teacher who's just kicked off, or is about to kick off, your first year teaching, congratulations! you're officially joined one of...
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as we wrap up the summer and prepare for the school year ahead, you may be starting to think about the act and what it will look like this year for...
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as teachers we have the unique opportunity to help shape the lives of our students beyond the curriculum we teach. yes, algebra and literary analysis...
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depending on your position and responsibilities at your high school (whether you're a teacher, administrator, or counselor), you may or may not have...
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if you're preparing to student teach this fall, congratulations! student teaching is arguably the most exciting part of getting certified to become a...
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covid-19 threw a wrench in standardized testing plans (and all plans!) for quite some time. but now that things have somewhat returned back to...
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if you teach high schoolers, especially seniors (or rising seniors), at least a few of them (and maybe many of them!) will ask you for a letter of...
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it's normal to feel nervous or hesitant to discuss sensitive topics in the classroom, but there are some best practices that will help you address...
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as one of the most challenging academic school years in history wraps up, it's safe to say that teachers, counselors, and administers are due for a...
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with national college decision day 2021 fast approaching, your students are likely getting ready to make some very big decisions about their futures!
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we recently gave a webinar on how to use the magoosh student platform! if you're curious about what it looks like to use magoosh, we encourage you to...
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if you're a teacher who has recently made the transition from remote teaching to in-person teaching, chances are you are experiencing a mixed bag of...
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paying for college is one of the most critical and potentially prohibitive aspects of the college admissions process, and it’s easy for students and...
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if you teach or work with college-bound high school students, you’re in a unique position to help them with the college admissions process. this...
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one of the most critical and often daunting parts of the college admissions process is figuring out how to pay for college.
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when i taught high school english, i was often asked by parents how i intended to help their students prepare for the act and sat.
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an introduction to student loans if you teach or work with high school juniors or seniors, chances are you hear a lot of buzz from your students...
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standardized testing looms large in many students' minds for years before they even begin prep. if they plan on attending college, they know they're...
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it's 2020, and standardized testing looks different than it ever has before. while testing companies, including the act, are working hard to make...
