Academic Support: Reading, Writing, Critical Thinking, History

While coursework varies from grade to grade, English classes expose students to a variety of literature forms, including plays, novels, short stories, and poetry. History classes require students to read primary and secondary sources, as well as graphs, charts, and political cartoons.

Reading

Get In has tools to get non-readers to engage and even enjoy reading, as well as strategies to challenge the most competent readers. Students learn and practice scientifically proven habits of good readers to deepen their critical thinking and analysis skills while reviewing texts. 

Homework help and extracurricular challenges are available depending on student needs.

Writing

We provide personalized instruction to students so they can build confidence alongside their skills. Students learn to feel less overwhelmed and less likely to procrastinate by chunking assignments and using time management strategies.


Homework help and extracurricular challenges are available depending on student needs.

Critical Thinking

In world overflowing with information, thinking critically helps students focus, form ideas, and navigate issues with confidence. Critical thinking equips students to sift through noise, recognize bias, and make informed judgements. It's not having the right answers--it's about asking meaningful questions and staying activelt engaged in the learning process by participating in thoughtful discussions, reflecting on different perspectives, and applying ideas to real-world contexts.

History

Get Accepted helps students master global and American history by connecting the past to the present, making content feel relevant and engaging. With a passion for culture and travel, Michelle brings history to life—sparking curiosity even in the most reluctant learners.

Through personalized support in time management, study activities, reading comprehension, and standardized test prep, students who struggle in social studies or history build the skills and confidence they need to understand material and build important connections to retain information.

Contact Us

Michelle Sale

New York, NY

Email: info@michellesale.com

Phone: 646-933-0123

Michelle Sale has spent over two decades bridging the gap between families and the education system, specializing in college application essays and academic coaching. Michelle’s unique approach, creativity, and deep connections with college admissions professionals make her a sought-after advisor for students aiming for competitive schools and scholarships.