FAQS:
Math, Core and English Programs fAQS
Our program runs 7 days a week with flexible batch timings. To know more about our program and schedule, please feel free to click here or contact the center.
Each session is for an hour long and begins with a 10-minute physical activity to increase blood flow to the brain for optimal learning. The facilitator will then outline one or two new learning strategies, followed by an activity, discussion period and a journal reflection.
The RESET Learning curriculum was developed with the guidance of experts in educational psychology and neuroscience. The curriculum begins with a series of sessions that guide learners towards understanding their needs. The program progresses through topics such as memory strengthening, strategies for reading speed & comprehension, study skills, decision-making, and habit creation - the “foundational skills of education”. The strategies introduced in our program are meant to be integrated into current academic endeavors, aiding learners in developing a plan of action for effective learning that can be geared towards all subjects.
RESET program is for everyone, as it is focused on individual improvement and provides skills that could enhance any learner’s academic understanding or performance. Currently, we have learners who are working on reducing academic anxiety, increasing motivation, and developing effective study habits. Additionally, we have learners who are curious about how their brain works!
There is no homework assigned that would be additional to a learner’s school workload. We encourage learners to set goals and integrate our strategies into their pre-existing work habits - which should be done in combination with their current academics. Practice makes perfect!
Learners will gain a better understanding of what they need to effectively learn and adopt the strategies that enable them to do so. Instead of approaching an upcoming test or assignment with “I don’t know how to study”, they will gain an understanding of how to better approach a new or challenging concept, and approach it with “I know what I have to do to study for this.”
No! Our sessions are meant to be a digital detox that encourages us to use our brains to their full potential. Digital devices can function as our "extended brains," providing us with quick access to all the information we need. Our minds can become lazy and don't force us to develop solutions when we can Google them. We don’t want to lose our analytic skills, performance, and deep-thinking abilities. We want to keep focused and solve problems by ourselves.
TUTORING FAQs
APs provide an opportunity to earn college credit, potentially allowing students to skip introductory college courses and save on tuition.
Most colleges and universities accept AP credits, but the amount of credit awarded can vary. Some schools may have specific score requirements or limit the number of AP credits they accept.
RESET offers both in-person and online sessions. Online tutoring can provide flexibility, while in-person sessions might be preferred for more hands-on support.
Yes, tutors can provide help with test preparation, including reviewing key concepts, practicing problems, and developing test-taking strategies.
To sign up for a tutoring session, we highly recommend the students to meet the tutor prior to starting the tutoring to understand the specific topics you need help with. This helps make the most of the tutoring time.
We currently have Math, Sciences, English, ESL, Social Sciences and AP Tutoring for school students.
IELTS FAQs
There is no difference in taking the IELTS with either IDP or the British Council. Both organizations use IELTS examiners trained by the University of Cambridge in the same manner, ensuring that the assessment criteria and examination procedures are identical.
The IELTS is jointly owned and managed by Cambridge English Language Assessment, the British Council, and IDP. Essentially, these three entities share mutual ownership of the IELTS.
The IELTS exam features a range of accents in the listening module due to the involvement of both Australian (IDP) and British (BC) authorities. For the speaking test, examiners could come from various English-speaking regions, so you should be prepared to understand a variety of accents.
Yes, you can use American English in the IELTS exam. Both British and American English are accepted, so you may use American spelling, vocabulary, and accent.
There are no scheduled breaks during the IELTS exam, which lasts approximately two hours and 40 minutes. Short intervals may occur during paper-based exams for administrative purposes, but there are no such intervals in Computer-Delivered IELTS.
No, pens are not permitted. You must use pencils for the IELTS exam.
You can take the IELTS as many times as you like. There is no limit on the number of attempts. However, it’s recommended to allow at least three months of preparation before retaking the test.
You will be required to leave all gadgets and personal devices outside the examination hall, so it's best to bring only essential items to the test.
No, you will not have additional time to transfer your answers to the answer sheet once the 60 minutes for the Reading module have ended in the paper-based IELTS. For the Computer-Delivered IELTS, the screen will lock at the end of the Reading test.
Listening: The Listening module is the same for both.
Reading: Different question types and passages are used for each. Academic passages are more complex, while General Training passages are more varied.
Writing: General Training Task 1 involves letter writing and Task 2 is an essay. In Academic, Task 1 is a report and Task 2 is an essay.
Speaking: The Speaking module is the same for both Academic and General Training.
Digital SAT FAQs
The Digital SAT was introduced in March 2023 for international test-takers and became available in the US in 2024.
The Digital SAT is approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes long, which is shorter than the paper-based SAT.
The Digital SAT includes:
Reading and Writing: Questions that assess reading comprehension, grammar, and writing skills.
Mathematics: Questions that cover different math topics, including algebra, problem-solving, and data analysis.
No, the scoring scale for the Digital SAT remains the same as the paper SAT, ranging from 400 to 1600. Each section is scored between 200 and 800.
Scores for the Digital SAT are generally available online within a few weeks after your test date. The exact timing can vary.
If you have any other questions about RESET Learning, please do not hesitate to contact us.
1. What days and times does the program run?
Our program runs 7 days a week. The hour-long classes are run within the following times:
Monday-Friday 3:00pm to 7:00pm
Saturday-Sunday 10:00am to 1:30pm
You can find our schedule by clicking here
2. What happens during the hour class?
Students complete sessions in groups of up to 4. The 4:1 learner-to-facilitator ratio ensures that learners receive individual support while learning and collaborating with others. Each program session is one hour long and begins with 10 minutes of physical activity in our Activity Room to increase blood flow to the brain for optimal learning. Next, the facilitator will outline one or two new learning strategies, followed by an activity, discussion period, and a journal reflection.
3. What curriculum is used?
The RESET Learning curriculum was developed with the guidance of experts in educational psychology and neuroscience. The curriculum begins with a series of sessions that guide learners towards understanding their needs. The program progresses through topics such as memory strengthening, strategies for reading speed & comprehension, study skills, decision-making, and habit creation - the “foundational skills of education”. The strategies introduced in our program are meant to be integrated into current academic endeavors, aiding learners in developing a plan of action for effective learning that can be geared towards all subjects.
4. Who should attend RESET Learning?
RESET is for everyone, as it is focused on individual improvement and provides skills that could enhance any learner’s academic understanding or performance. Currently, we have learners who are working on reducing academic anxiety, increasing motivation, and developing effective study habits. Additionally, we have learners who are curious about how their brain works!
5. Is there homework?
There is no homework assigned that would be additional to a learner’s school workload. We encourage learners to set goals and integrate our strategies into their pre-existing work habits - which should be done in combination with their current academics. Practice makes perfect!
6. How does the program increase academic capacity?
Learners will gain a better understanding of what they need to effectively learn, and adopt the strategies that enable them to do so. Instead of approaching an upcoming test or assignment with “I don’t know how to study”, they will gain an understanding of how to better approach a new or challenging concept, and approach it with “I know what I have to do to study for this.”
7. Are digital devices used in the program?
No! Our sessions are meant to be a digital detox that encourages us to use our brains to their full potential. Digital devices can function as our "extended brains," providing us with quick access to all the information we need. Our minds can become lazy and don't force us to develop solutions when we can Google them. We don’t want to lose our analytic skills, performance, and deep thinking abilities. We want to keep focused and solve problems by ourselves.
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