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CAMBRIDGE LEARNING CENTER STUDENT PAGE:
STUDENT LINKS AND RESOURCES
- Required Student Podcasts from Mr. Buffer for all SAT/ACT Students: A Summary Form for each must be filled out
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Podcast/Video Student Summary Form For Students To Fill Out
- Mr. Buffer Podcast#1: Understanding how to succeed on the SAT Writing Section and Understanding our Grammar Excellence Program
- Listen to all of Mr. Buffer’s Podcasts from his “Excellence in Education” show by clicking here.
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Mr. Buffer’s SAT/ACT Vocabulary Practice Test : Click on the link above to take this test. You should take this test every 2 weeks. Your results will be sent to Mr. Buffer and he will assess them, and have your Cambridge teacher discuss your results with you. You should take this test without any materials to help you, so you can know where you stand with vocabulary.
- Post Folder Session- Fill out this form after your SAT/ACT Success Session!
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SAT/ACT STUDENT CONTENT ENRICHMENT SITES – THIS ESPECIALLY HELPFUL FOR IMPROVING YOUR SAT EVIDENCE-BASED READING SCORE
Students: Mr. Buffer has created this section as a way of building your vital background knowledge and filling in learning and content gaps to help you achieve more success on the SAT Reading section.
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#1: The American Revolution: After a long attempt at making peace with their mother country, Great Britain (England), the 13 colonies in North America, collectively declared their independence, marked by their drafting of a Declaration of Independence in 1776. After fighting a war on the North American continent that resulted in a victory for these colonies, a new country- the United States of America- was formed, leading to the drafting of a United States Constitution that commenced in 1789. The war with Great Britain and the stages that preceded it are known as The American Revolution. Click here to read more about it.
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#2 Topic: The French Revolution: (1789-1799)- The change in power in France from monarchy and hereditary bequeathment (rule by Kings and Queens) to democracy (rule by the people) that was heavily inspired by the American Revolution, which was when the 13 American colonies fought for their independence from colonial rule by the British Empire. Click here to learn more.