This time, we asked about something that stops a lot of strong students cold: the plateau. Why scores stall in the 1450–1500 range. Why more practice doesn’t seem to help. And what’s actually going on.
Test Prep
What AI gets wrong about SAT/ACT test prep
The AI answers are organized, confident, and not obviously wrong. A few are even mostly right.
But “mostly right” and “right for your kid” are not the same thing. And with elite school admissions, the gap between those two things is where families quietly lose.
What AI gets wrong about SAT vs ACT
AI doesn't give bad answers. It gives answers that sound complete. And for questions like these, that's actually the problem. Because the answers it gives are clean, logical, and just shallow enough to be dangerous. They sound right. They feel helpful. And they...
What AI gets wrong about 1500 SAT & 34 ACT scores
AI is very good at answering SAT and ACT questions. That’s the problem. Because the answers it gives are clean, logical, and just shallow enough to be dangerous. They sound right. They feel helpful. And they regularly point families in the wrong direction. So we...
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