10-Week Strategic Reading Course
Enrolling Now — Jan ‘26
10 Weeks. 10 Skills.
Future-Proof Reading
Parents, See How the 10-Week Course Works
Master exclusive strategies not taught in schools or boot camps
See immediate gains in focus, grades, and confidence
Future-proof your child’s reading for SAT, ACT, and AP success
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Supercharge Your Child’s Reading
60-minute classes x 10 weeks
Course Timeline:
Weeks 1-2: Core Strategies
Weeks 3-6: Analyzing Literary Worlds
Weeks 7-10: Author’s Craft & Theme
Each class introduces a new strategy using grade-level stories.
Students learn to think like test-makers and find the best evidence
Every lesson builds comprehension, reasoning, and confidence.
By Week 10, students gain lasting strategies for SAT, ACT, and AP success.
Each week, students meet live for 60 minutes to practice Mr. David’s
10 Strategic Reading Strategies.
Next-Gen Reading Expert
Every student can become a strong reader — with the right system
Founder, Strategic Study
Mr. David, MA
BA English, UC Berkeley
MA Philosophy, SFSU
Teacher for 15+ Years ● SAT Boot Camp Instructor
Mr. David blends academic depth with real-world classroom experience to make advanced reading skills practical and engaging.
He created the Strategic Reading Method after seeing that bright students don’t need more worksheets — they need a system.
His step-by-step approach helps students read like test-makers, mastering comprehension and reasoning for long-term success.
His approach is guided by the same principle found in The Art of War — strategy must lead every action.
“Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat”
— Sun Tzu
Ready to Accelerate Your Child’s Reading?
The free Course Guide reveals how the 10-Week Course gives your child an unmatched edge.
Inside you’ll find:
⟶ How the 10-Week Course builds stronger reading habits
⟶ The weekly reading strategies that transform students
⟶ How grades 3–8 develop skills that last through SAT/ACT/AP
