Resources

🛠 Question bank

Your tutoring tools up top, then the exams students drill, then your library of PDFs, textbooks, and links.

Practice

Pick an exam to drill — skill drills, timing, full sections & full tests, and its diagnostic. Or preview any exam yourself.
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Practice tools

Reading & learning tools that work across exams.
📚 Textbook Read the SAT/ACT textbook and try questions as you go. Open textbook → 📖 Reading drills One passage, four moves: main ideas → anticipate → eliminate → select. (SAT for now.) Start a reading drill → 🧱 Fundamentals Concept-by-concept math drills (percent, slope, exponents…), grade-matched per exam. Pick a concept → 🔎 Question types Reading question-types — what each one is really asking, the tell, and how to attack it. Drill a question type → 🧩 Problem Sets The 7 hardest problems from each real Digital SAT — video solution on every one. Assign or run live. Open problem sets →

Tutor tools

Run a live session or assign homework.
🎬 Session Mode Build a live drill to run with a student on Zoom. Start a session → 📝 Assign homework Build an assignment with a due date — it shows on the student's portal. (Tip: start from a student's profile to pre-pick them.) Assign homework →

College tools

For students you're advising.
🎓 College-Match quiz Run the quiz for a student → a reach / target / safety list. Open the quiz → 📝 Common App activities Draft the 10 Common App activities with the exact fields & limits. Open activities →

Library (optional · empty until you add something)

Your private shelf of PDFs & links to pull up in a session.
What this is: a personal bookmark shelf — somewhere to keep PDFs (a Black Book, your own worksheets) and links (a Khan Academy page, a YouTube explainer) in one place, tagged by exam, so you can open them mid-session or share with a student. It's empty right now, and that's fine — it's only useful once you drop something in.

To add one: put a PDF in tutoring-website/resources/ and enter its path below, or just paste a link URL. Items sync across your devices.

Add a resource

Drop in a new PDF, textbook, or link.