Episode 278 | Jeff Eisenberg | Long Island Test Prep

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Episode 278 | Jeff Eisenberg | Long Island Test Prep | The EdisonOS Podcast

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Episode 278 | Jeff Eisenberg | Long Island Test Prep | The EdisonOS Podcast

In this episode, Jeff Eisenberg, founder of Long Island Test Prep with over 30 years of experience, reveals how the digital transformation forced him to embrace technology despite initially working in a paper-and-pencil world. Managing 110-120 students annually, Jeff explains why most students arrive with pro-SAT bias but need ACT evaluation, and shares his balanced approach to calculator dependency—including the moment he physically grabbed a student's calculator to prevent her from using it for "three squared."

He discusses his systematic analysis of both correct and incorrect answers to find time-saving efficiencies, and explains why New York State's Regents exams create unique tutoring opportunities beyond standardized testing.