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IAAT2 Practice Tests (Mr. Rhee's Brilliant Math)
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About IAAT2 Practice Tests
Product Description This book (Volume 2) is designed towards mastering the Iowa Algebra Aptitude Test (IAAT), a placement test which allows students to demonstrate their readiness and ability to succeed in Algebra 1. The book contains problems regarding essential theorems specific to the IAAT: Pre-Algebraic Number Skills and Concepts, Mathematical Data Interpretation and Analysis, Representing Relationships, and Symbols. There are 6 additional full-length math tests with detailed solutions and explanations for all questions. About the Author Yeon(Brian) Rhee obtained a Masters of Arts Degree in Statistics at Columbia University, NY. He served as the Mathematical Statistician at the Bureau of Labor Statistics, DC. He is the Head Academic Director at Solomon Academy due to his devotion to the community coupled with his passion for teaching. His mission is to help students of all confidence level excel in academia to build a strong foundation in character, knowledge, and wisdom. Now, Solomon academy is known as the best academy specialized in Math in Northern Virginia. Brian Rhee has published seven books which are available at www.amazon.com. The titles of his books are AP Calculus, SAT 1 Math, SAT 2 Math level 2, SHSAT/TJHSST Math workbook, IAAT (Iowa Algebra Aptitude Test) volume 1 and volume 2, and CogAT form 7 level 8. He's currently working on other math books which will be introduced in the near future. Brian Rhee has twenty years of teaching experience in math. Currently, he is developing many online math courses with www.masterprep.net for AP Calculus AB and BC, SAT 2 Math level 2 test, SSAT/SHSAT, American Math Competitions such as AMC 10 and AMC 12, and other various math subjects.
