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Nick Green: The SAT is a beatable game, not a test of intelligence
“The SAT is a game. It can be beaten. It's not about how smart you are. It's about how smart you get at that test.”
Test Prep Parents Preferred Top-Scoring Tutors Over Standalone Software
“Given who our customer was, you know, like a high performing student with, you know, parents that they want to figure out a way to get their students to get great scores. They didn't want to just pay for software. They wanted to look a, so a kid who got 2400 o…”
Britton Bauer: Standardized tests like the SAT are an invalid evaluation metric
“I really thought that was horrible. I still think that's horrible. My mom thinks that's horrible. It's horrible. You can't judge people by that kind of stuff. It's just not right.”
Dininger: Brain Buffs users saw a 148-point average SAT score increase
“Our first cohorts were the year before, and the average student increased 148 points, and that's about, like.75 standard deviations above their expected growth for our engaged students.”
Khan recorded 400 SAT video solutions without College Board permission
“I had actually made some SAT videos for Navia and my cousins. I actually went through the SAT practice book, and I did every problem in the book on video for my cousins, so that it was a 400 something problems, and I was afraid that the college board was going…”