The reason most students fail is not because they don't know the 'strategy', but because they lack the ability to read and understand the text properly.
Yet, every year, I still get the same question from parents.
“If I just solve a lot of problems and learn good strategies, I can get a score of 700-750 on the RW, right?” This question is not a simple misunderstanding, but a culture that has already been created by the entire Korean SAT education industry.
And the biggest victims of that culture are the students.

I've been dedicating my whole life to changing this fixed perception.
And it couldn't be achieved simply by the efforts of one or two teachers or students.
Now, we desperately need the help of parents.
Any student can achieve remarkable results on the SAT with the right approach, enough time, and personalized reading comprehension instruction.
However, it is absolutely impossible with only the current academy-centered, problem-solving-centered system.
True change begins when the focus of education shifts from strategy to substance.