Books with author Stacy Peterson

AP tests have become a significant part of many students' application packages. Not only can a good score improve their chances of acceptance, it can save their families money. This newly updated guide contains a detailed overview of European history from 1450 to the present. Also included is a chapter of enrichment resources-primary and secondary source readings, Internet resources, and historical movies. Peterson's AP Series speaks to students who've put in the study time and have a pretty good idea of where they're headed. This new volume comes with a tried and true system for building confidence and improving scores. Features: * A diagnostic pretest to help test takers determine where they stand * Full length practice tests with detailed explanatory answers * Expert strategies for tracking standardized tests * In depth subject review

Peterson’s® ACT® Prep Guide 2020 offers all the information students need to prepare well and earn a high score on the ACT® exam, including thorough subject matter reviews and practice questions for each question type. Students will benefit from expert advice, strategies, and test-taking tips for comprehensive preparation. Inside, students will find these valuable test-prep tools:A full-length diagnostic test to learn what’s on the exam and to help evaluate strengths and weaknesses6 practice tests―4 in print and 2 online―all with detailed answer explanationsOver 2,100 practice questions to earn the best possible scoreOur College Readiness Benchmark Learning Path to intensify a student’s skill level in subjects considered vital to first-year college course success (as determined by ACT, Inc.). Thorough review of all test sections: English, Mathematics, Reading, Science, and Writing, featuring expert strategies, numerous practice questions with detailed answer explanations, and sample essaysHelpful study plans, perfect for the student who has a lot of time to prepare, as well as those who’ve procrastinated―each student can find his or her pathway to successImportant details about the ACT®―learn how and when to register for the ACT®, how the test is scored, what you need to know on test day, and how to stay calm throughout the process

Summer is almost over and second grade is about to begin. This is not good news for Annie. She is sure that second grade is going to be absolutely terrible! This is the first year Annie and her two best friends will be in different classes. And to make things worse, her friends have the best teacher in school, and Annie's stuck with the new teacher-Mrs. Toady! With a name like that, she'll probably be covered in warts and be totally mean! Annie does not want the school year to begin-but does she really have a choice?

Teen's Guide to College & Career Planning is intended for use by students at any stage of middle and high school, but it has the most relevance for high school sophomores and juniors who are starting to get serious about the decisions they will need to make after graduation. Whether they're planning to head to a two-year or four-year college, to a technical school, to an apprenticeship, to the military, or directly into the workforce-or are still undecided-here's where they'll find information on the various options available and which ones best suits their skills, needs, and wants.

Peterson's® Master the™ SSAT® is the guide for preparing students and their parents for the SSAT® exam. Complete with the most up-to-date information on the upper-level exam, this guide is vitally important to anyone preparing for private secondary school admissions testing. Students have access to test-taking strategies for each of the question types, along with specific advice for exam day. Four practice tests, plus a diagnostic test, provide students with a realistic idea of what to expect when the test date arrives. In addition, students and parents both benefit from expert tips on all aspects of the private secondary school search process: how to identify schools that are a good fit, how to apply for financial aid, and all of the other challenges of finding the right private secondary school.4 full-length practice tests with detailed answer explanations Diagnostic test to determine strengths and weaknesses Complete review of all exam subjects: Verbal Ability, Quantitative Ability, Reading Comprehension, and Writing Expert advice on SSAT® exam question formats, scoring, and what to expect on test day

Peterson's Master the SAT 2013 provides a wealth of test-taking strategies and helps students prepare for the SAT with extensive reviews and 9 full-length practice tests to help sharpen math, writing, and critical reading skills. In addition, "Parents' Guide to College Admission Testing," provides advice for parents on subjects such as what tests your high school student should take, how to motivate your child, and what role to play in the college admissions process. 9 full-length practice tests (including access to 3 online), with detailed answer explanations for each exam question "Parents' Guide to College Admission Testing," provides advice on how parents can motivate their children, what tests high school students should take, and what role parents should play in the college admissions process Free online access to hundreds of in-depth college and university descriptions, offering information on degrees, student life, admission requirements, and application information Extensive reviews of all subjects appearing on the SAT, including essay writing, higher-level math, and reading comprehension. User-friendly design, with bulleted roadmaps and chapter summaries formulated so that high school students can work through the exercises at their own pace Vocabulary review with exercises and practice test questions included in a FREE copy of Peterson's Ultimate Word Success eBook available online.

Safe, fun, and enriching summer programs are the backbone of Peterson’s Summer Opportunities for Kids & Teenagers. The annually updated guide provides complete information on more than 3,000 summer camps, arts programs, sports clinics, academic courses, travel tours, wilderness adventures, and volunteer opportunities throughout the U.S. and abroad. There are programs for every child’s interests and every family’s budget—from pre-college preparation courses held on private school or college campuses and traditional summer camps replete with lakes, to wilderness treks in the American West, community service projects in Costa Rica and bicycling, sailing, or train tours to hundreds of countries around the world. Peterson’s Summer Opportunities for Kids & Teenagers also includes detailed two-page descriptions written by camp personnel for nearly 300 summer camps and programs.