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I got my score back. And I'm not devastated nor am I disappointed. I'm slightly happy. But will aim for higher. Here is a screenshot.

So I took the ACT this Sunday, which wasn't nearly as bad as I thought. I took a few deep breaths before the test started and went from there. When I was stuck, I moved past the question and returned to it later. Because of this, I was done with 40 questions in the math section in 30 minutes, which gave me plenty of time to do the 'hard' questions. The hard questions are not like trig asking you to find the slope of a cuboid, but more persistent on using your brain in different ways. I liked my experience a lot, except for the break filled with awkward silence. But, when I felt anxious, I just tried remembering my favorite silly song in my case it was Love Bomber Baby by Gagni and Alchollia by Bollywood. Both are silly and want you to start laughing, so I would recommend listening them with headphones on. With that said, it wraps up response!

Need advice for improve Science and Writing. I have revised the rules several times; still not getting it!

1500 village students in India have access to a device but not proper English education and I'm joining a tutoring program where anyone of ANY nationality can teach these students. I just need interested volunteers iso I can scope the situation. Everyone on this community is pretty proficient and their English levels are not that great, so teaching them will be invaluable. I'm looking for co-founders and anyone who can code, or wants to advertise, etc. I am working with a popular international math tutor so we already have many students ready.