The ISEE test comprises of two sections that assess your child’s mathematical skills: Quantitative Reasoning and Mathematics Achievement.

Tests like the ISEE measure your ability to solve challenging problems creatively and independently, not just memorize information. Many students mistakenly spend time practicing on areas that they are already strong on, and ignore their weaker areas.

In this section, I only focus on solving the most difficult questions that I think students are going to be struggling in most exams. Before challenging yourself, please give yourself a try to explore the techniques how to approach the solutions to the problems and go back to compare your answers with my solutions. Please be minded that there are always more than 1 method to arrive at the solutions. My solution is just suggested for your reference. The best way to learn advanced math is to ask yourself if you can figure out the solutions without any help and if you will be able to approach the difficult problems with  many different ways. 

If you look at the answer to a question before you try every time, then you make yourself dependent on me for all answers. You will not be able to do well in tests where a different tricky question is asked or it is asked in an indirect way. Please take time to think for yourself so you may learn improvisation.

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