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• Overview of Lesson Plan • Key Content Covered
1&2 • An introduction to GMAT.
• Handing over Princeton Review
Book and GMAT.cz Package
• DVD from the course book and an
insight into the logic of GMAT.
• Introducing the idea of the skills
to be developed
• An outline and brief description of
each the Verbal sections
• Answering questions general from
the student.
• Introduction to memory
improvement techniques
• GMAT introduction
• Princeton Review Book and
GMAT.cz Package
• Basic test structure review
including description of CAT
• The GMAT scoring scale
• Verbal sections defined
• Memory improvement techniques
• Home assignment: GMAT intro
quiz
3&4 • Definition of terms for the
Quantitative Section of the
GMAT.
• Answering questions related to
this subject coming from the G2
course preparation test.
• Foundation of basic arithmetic.
• Definition of terms
• Properties of integers
• Fractions
• Decimals
• Home assignment: Arithmetic
practice questions (not from
GMAT test)
5&6 • Continuation of the foundation
in basic arithmetic.
• Real Numbers
• Ration & Proportion
• Percents
• Powers & Roots of Numbers
• Descriptive Statistics
• Sets
• Counting Methods
• Discrete Probability
• Home assignment: Arithmetic
practice questions (not from
GMAT test)
7&8 • Critical Reasoning 1
• An introduction to Critical
Reasoning part of GMAT and the
history and changes of the section
• Description of how CR skills are a
good place to start for the
Reading Comprehension
• Very basic outline of the 4 basic
parts of an argument (greater
detail in Critical Reasoning 2)
• Explanation of how this section
falls into 8 categories (greater
detail in Critical Reasoning 2)
• Principles on how to identify
these categories and logically
approach them.
• Argument construction
• Argument Evaluation
• Formulating and Evaluating a plan
of Action
• Home assignment: easy examples
from Bin1
9&10 • Fundamentals of Algebra.
• Explanation of how important this
topic is and in how many
questions will involve the use of
these fundamentals.
• Reviewing first year High School
but in the GMAT paradigm.
• Simplifying Algebraic
Expressions
• Equations
• Solving Linear Equations with one
Unknown
• Solving Linear Equations with two
Unknowns
• Solving Equations by Factoring
• Solving Quadratic Equations
• Exponents
• Home assignment: Algebra
practice questions (not from
GMAT test)
11&12 • Fundamentals of Algebra
finished
• An introduction to problem
solving with equalities and
inequalities involving multiple
variables and solutions
• Explanation of principle of
plugging-in (to be covered in
detail in later lesson)
• Inequalities
• Absolute Value
• Functions
• Solving Equations
• Solving Inequalities
• Transforming Algebra into
Arithmetic
• Home assignment: Algebra
practice questions (not from
GMAT test)
13&14 • Introduction to Sentence
Correction
• Areas of grammar which are
typically covered in the GMAT
are outlined and students will
review the basics
• A few grammar drills designed to
help review each area and affirm
knowledge
• Pronoun Agreement
• Pronoun Ambiguity
• The Test Masters Catalog of
Idioms
• Misplaced Modifiers
• Parallel Construction
• Verb Tenses, Part One
• Subject/Verb Agreement
• Home assignment: Grammar review
questions
15&16 • Sentence Correction 1
• Grammar areas are completed as
an introduction
• Grammar drills focused on the
topics covered
• Feedback and explanations
designed to isolate weaknesses
and homework allocated
accordingly
• Noun Agreement
• Comparison Words
• Quantity Words
• Redundancy
• Verb Tenses, Part Two
• The Subjunctive Mood
• Home assignment: Grammar review
questions
17&18 • Fundamentals of Geometry
• The final area of math
fundamentals essential to the
GMAT
• Shown to be not as important as
algebra but a key area where
candidates should be confident
• A few example questions for each
topic to help visualise and
understand principles in GMAT
test environment
• Lines
• Intersecting lines and angles
• Perpendicular lines
• Parallel lines
• Polygons (convex)
• Triangles
• Quadrilaterals
• Geometry
• Home assignment: Geometry
practice questions (not from
GMAT test)
19 & 20 • Fundamentals of Geometry
finished
• More example test questions and a
review of all the courses from
Geometry
• Focused effort on Coordinate
Geometry as the largest part of
the field needed in GMAT
• Circles
• Rectangular solids and cylinders
• Surface areas
• Volumes
• Coordinate Geometry
• Home assignment: Geometry
practice questions (not from
GMAT test)
21&22 • An introduction to memorizing
Comprehension and the GMAT
test question structure
• Presentation on the value of
developing memorizing techniques
• Brief introduction to fundamental
techniques of how to effectively
approach GMAT memorizing
Comprehension questions
• Description of the 3 subject fields
that these questions will come
from
• An outline of what is meant by
interpretive, applied and
inferential test questions
• Definition of terms
• memorizing Comprehension structure
• Approach techniques
• Subject field overview
• Home assignment: 2 real
Reading Comprehension test
questions from Bin1
23&24 • Review of key points from
previous 2 lessons
• Feedback from home assignment
• Focused suggestions
• real previous GMAT questions
from Bin2
• Comprehension tips
• Test questions
• Home assignment: revise key
points from memorizing
Comprehension
25&26 • Introduction to Data Sufficiency
• Explanation of math skills needed
• Overview of the wide variety of Data
Sufficiency problems which GMAT
include
• Basic introduction on how to
analyze a quantitative problem
• Question structure
• Answering fundamentals
• Definition of essential terms
• Common pitfalls
• Basic tips
and recognize which information
is relevant
• Basic introduction on how to
determine what information is
sufficient to solve a given
problem
• Very important tips to remember
from the very beginning
supported by basic interactive
drills
• Definition of terms and why they
need to be memorized
• Common pitfalls to avoid
• Approach techniques
• Basic interactive drills
• Home assignment: 2 test questions
from Bin1
27&28 • Review of Data Sufficiency
efficient methodology
• Feedback from home assignment
• Interactive drills designed to Strengthen
the approach of candidates to the test
questions using the methodology
taught combined with their own
natural intelligence, logic process
and experience
• Review of the wide variety of Data
Sufficiency problems which GMAT
include
• Methodology review
• Feedback
• Interactive drills
• Home assignment:2 Questions
from Bin2
29&30 • Critical Reasoning 2
• A quick review of what was
covered in Critical reasoning 1
• Candidates are given tips on how
to prepare their brains to approach
these types of Questions
• The 4 main parts of an argument‘s
structure is described and broken
down into more detail
• A detailed look into the structure
of the 8 types of argument
questions
• Brain preparation tips
• Premises, conclusions, assumptions,
inferences
• Assumption
• Strengthen the argument
• Weaken the argument
• Inference
• Parallel the reasoning
• Resolve or explain
• Evaluate an argument
• Identify the reasoning
• Home assignment: review the 4
parts of an argument and the 8
types of GMAT Critical
Reasoning questions
31&32 • Review home assignment
• Outline main tips for efficiently
gaining maximum points from
this section
• Interactive drill with Critical
Reasoning questions from Bin2
• Reminder of rudiments of GMAT
logic not formal logic
• Critical Reasoning Bin 2
• Tips
• GMAT logic
• Home assignment: 2 Bin 2 GMAT
test questions
33&34 • Problem Solving 1
• A brief overview of what GMAT
Problem Solving questions look
like and a reminder of the math
skills reviewed from Arithmetic,
Algebra and Geometry
• An introduction to the principle of
effective test question
answering:
• When to shortcut/fully solve/plugin answers
• An introduction to the principle of
the Process of Elimination
• How to avoid partial answers
• How to spot ‚crazy‘ answer
choices
• The absolute importance of
avoiding the answers that Joe
Bloggs would choose in harder
questions
• Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry
• Shortcut/fully solve/plug-in
• POE
• Partial answers
• Crazy answers
• Joe Bloggs
• Home assignment: Quick
overview of lesson content
35&36 • Problem Solving 2
• Review of Problem Solving
questions key points from home
assignment
• Introduction to rate, work, function,
probability, combination and
• Rate problems
• Work problems
• Mixture problems
• Measurement problems
permutation problems (will be
covered in detail in a separate lesson)
• How to approach interest rate
problems and basic statistics like
mean, median, mode, and standard
deviation
• Rate
• Work
• Probability
• Combination and permutation
• Interest rates
• Statistics
• Standard deviation
• Home assignment: GMAT test
questions from Bin 1/2
37&38 • Sentence Correction 2
• Review foundations of grammar
from Sentence Correction 1
• Introduce GMAT English rules
and logic and accepting the fact
that this is not about pure
grammar in the normal world
• Description of the types of errors
that are tested in GMAT Sentence
Correction test questions
• Explanation of how the test
writers decide upon the 4
alternative options they give in
the test
• Describe POE technique
• Candidates will go through Bin 1
questions to drill the various
points brought up
• Brief grammar review
• GMAT English principles
• Use Your Ear
• Contextual Clues
• Simplicity is Bliss
• Sentence Fragments
• Parallel Construction Error
• Faulty Comparison
• Punctuation
• Word Confusion
• Adjective/Adverb Error
• Correct pronoun usage
• Disagreement Between Subject and Verb
• Verb Tense Error
• Misplaced Modifier
• Incorrect Idiomatic Expression
• POE technique
• Sentence Correction Bin1 drill
• Home assignment: 2 Bin 2 test
questions
39&40 • Sentence Correction 3
• Feedback from home assignment
• Review POE technique
• Focused in depth coverage of the
typical areas of focus
• Bin 3 drilling
• Sentence Correction typical areas
of focus
• Home assignment: review of
typical areas of focus and 2
questions from Bin 3