Adam Snoza
- Instructing Test Prep since 2008
- Board member of the National Test Prep Association
- ACT Instructional Mastery: English, Math, Reading, Science, and Writing
- ACT Instructional Mastery Trainer
- B.A. in English/Language Arts, Creighton University
- 9 Years of High School Teaching Experience in Omaha, Nebraska
- 12 Official ACT Tests
- Highest ACT Scores
- English: 36
- Math: 36
- Reading: 35
- Science: 36
Not every person thinks the same way. Mr. Coyle and I complement each other well in this regard. For instance, Mr. Coyle prefers using formulas to solve problems in Math. I, however, pursue solutions more logically and graphically. Therefore, our students learn multiple approaches to solving ACT Math problems. Then, they can choose the solution method that works best for them.
I approach all subjects in this way. Students are given many different strategies for success. The,n they are given practice tests to determine which strategy works best for them. This way, students can maximize their potential without being limited by a test-taking technique that doesn't suit them.