For the Love of ACT Math: This is not a math book; this is an ACT math book

Updated 7/1/2019Answer Explanations: You can find handwritten explanations at: We are really proud of the second book in the Private Prep test prep series, For the Love of ACT Math. We designed this book to help all of you improve your ACT math score. The math section is tough, we know, so we hope you find a ton of great tips and tricks inside!Our goal was to capture the vibrant energy and clarity of our own tutoring sessions, and distill it into book form. To do so, we explored a teaching style that looks like the work you actually write on the page to solve a problem. And we also gave some fun to the page with some original avatars that talk you through the process. For math!“In our years of tutoring, we noticed that students hoping to excel on the math section of the ACT didn’t need content organized by classroom topics; they needed exercises and drills that trained the skills required by the ACT, laid out in a format that looked like the ACT. This isn’t some math book that gets distracted by theory or off-topic drills, it is a book focused on ACT performance, delivering our guidance with the same warm camaraderie we bring to our daily sessions.”– Michael Cerro, Dan Chait, Owen Hill, Max McMahon, and Chris Reddick

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🗸 Author(s): Michael Cerro,Dan Chait,Owen Hill,Max McMahon,Chris Reddick
🗸 Title: For the Love of ACT Math: This is not a math book; this is an ACT math book
🗸 Rating : 4.4 from 5 stars (68 reviews)
🗸 Languange: English
🗸 Format ebook: PDF, EPUB, Kindle, Audio, HTML and MOBI
🗸 Supported Devices: Android, iOS, PC and Amazon Kindle

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