Honest Answers about Test Prep from Elite COO Kevin Sung

Elite COO Asks New Teachers to Help Make Students College, Career, and Life Ready and Addresses Test Prep Industry Concerns Raised by The Wall Street Journal.

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Speaking at Elite Educational Institute's annual Teacher Convocation 2009, Elite COO, Kevin Sung, told an audience of almost two hundred new instructors, senior instructors, administrative staff, parents, and students to let the politicians and school administrators deal with the budget stalemate and to do their parts to make high school students college, career, and life ready. CLICK HERE to read more.

On another note, Mr. Sung, in his same remarks, also addressed concerns raised by The Wall Street Journal about the test prep industry.

"Let me tell you exactly what I told the Wall Street Journal: 'Please note that all of our tests are designed according to standards set out in Standards for Educational and Psychological Testing published by the APA,'" informed Mr. Sung, "'Empirically, we know that our tests give a good prediction of actual scores, and we know anecdotally that many Elite alumni have been happy with their real test scores, but we don't guarantee or publicize specific score improvements because we recognize that any claims we made about score improvements would be suspect. Any test prep company that gives you their own test with their own score scale could be accused of fudging the numbers to make students think they improved more than they really had.'" CLICK HERE to read more.

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The International Academic Competitions


The Center for Future Global Leaders (CFGL) is pleased to announce that it, in partnership with Elite Educational Institute, will sponsor a triad of contests in the summer of 2009, providing a stage for students around the world to demonstrate achievement in fundamental skills that are part of the traditional liberal arts education. By sponsoring these contests, CFGL seeks to encourage young people to grasp the link between a liberal arts education and professional success. Contest subject areas include persuasive writing, vocabulary, and math.

The L.A. Times Features ELITE!

Photo Courtesy L.A. TimesPhoto Courtesy L.A. Times At the Elite Educational Institute in Northridge, instructor Elizabeth Cho, left, and student Christine Cao, 15, make a point to each other in a class on how to write an SAT essay.
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