SAT Math for the Clueless

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Summary: 4 years of math in small chunks!
Review: Each evening my SAT person studies one chapter and has greatly increased his understand and ability in HS math. The book is very nicely laid out each chapter cover one topic with examples. the last three chapters are imitation Math SATs. Wonderful

Rating:
Summary: 4 years of math in small chunks!
Review: Each evening my SAT person studies one chapter and has greatly increased his understand and ability in HS math. The book is very nicely laid out each chapter cover one topic with examples. the last three chapters are imitation Math SATs. Wonderful

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Summary: Score booster
Review: I loved Bob Miller's SAT Math for the Clueless. I hate math- it has always been my greatest weakness in school and especially on the SAT. In math class, I never really comprehend the material and only memorize what I need to pass the tests. But this just wasn't cutting it for me on the SAT. This book was perfect for me because I am clueless when it comes to math. The explainations and exercises where simple and easy to understand and i felt more confident on test day. In the book's introduction, Bob Miller promises that he can help students raise their score by 100 or more points. I raised my own score by 140 points and am very pleased with what this book offers.

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Summary: A good review and stress-reliever
Review: This book is good for any student who wishes to learn more about the SAT's and some basic techniques to use while taking the test. Miller reviews material which is on the "big test" and gives practice examples. In the answers to the practice examples, he tells you what you should have done. Miller also tells the reader things that the writers of the test do to trick you. After reading a few chapters and doing practice examples, I felt much better about taking the SAT's and after reading the whole book, I felt confident that I would do excellent.

Rating:
Summary: A good review and stress-reliever
Review: This book is good for any student who wishes to learn more about the SAT's and some basic techniques to use while taking the test. Miller reviews material which is on the "big test" and gives practice examples. In the answers to the practice examples, he tells you what you should have done. Miller also tells the reader things that the writers of the test do to trick you. After reading a few chapters and doing practice examples, I felt much better about taking the SAT's and after reading the whole book, I felt confident that I would do excellent.