SAT Prep Tips and Strategies

General Tips

Hide the Timer:
- Reduces distractions and stress, especially beneficial for those with test anxiety.
- Helps maintain focus on questions and passages, potentially improving SAT scores.

Mindset:
- Understand that SAT reading and writing isn't overly difficult with the right strategies and content knowledge.
- Approach the test with confidence.
Question Strategy:
- Start at Question 15:
  - Early questions focus on vocabulary (word in context) which can be a time-waster if definitions aren't known.
  - Starting at question 15 allows tackling easier grammar and writing questions first.
Thinking Like an NPC:
- Avoid overthinking passages; focus on logical reasoning.
- Use provided background information to better understand passage context.
Reading Comprehension Tips:
- Focus on what the questions ask specifically (e.g., overall structure, details provided).
- Use background info to grasp context, like character relationships.
Example Question Strategy:
- Analyze answer choices based on given text, not assumptions.
- Example provided on choosing correct answer based on letter delivery and character feelings.
- Logical deduction to eliminate incorrect options.

Grammar Knowledge:
- Essential for writing questions; resources are available to reinforce grammar rules.
Resource References:
- Check video descriptions and provided links for grammar rules and vocabulary resources.

Self-Assessment:
- Identify weak areas in math (e.g., geometry, trigonometry).
- Use search tools or educational platforms to strengthen specific weaknesses.
Resource Availability:
- Instagram follow for receiving a list of essential math topics.
- Description links offer additional study materials and resources.

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