Watch @Jason Parton, @Skylar Urbina, and me absolutely SELL for 1 hour on passage questions. (lowkey a ton of really good questions in this vid, though. would recommend giving a watch.)

Following the performance of the SAT Grind Session calls before the March 14 SAT, I am going to do a call EVERY night before the March 25 SAT. Starts tonight. Join if you want to get any of your SAT questions answered, or if you want me to explain any specific concepts. Likely will only be a few people in each call, too, so you can get much more individual attention!

FINALLY BROKE THE WALL THAT KEPT ME IN THE 600S WITH MATH!!!! Reading still has a long way to go, but im still working on it My first mistake was because i had too generalized the idea of the passage, i should have chosen the answer that was a bit more in depth My next mistake was because i missed a key part of the passage, i did not spend all of my time on the R&W section, so this error will be avoided next test (tomorrow) because i will spend all of my time, acting like this is the real test My next mistake was choosing a too absolute answer, i should have chosen one that was a bit less absolute because it was more correct. The rest of my R&W mistakes were to not taking all of my time, and not fully understanding the tenses i was presented My first math mistake was not using the correct coefficient because i did not understand the concept enough, i will study to be ready for tomorrow My next mistake was due to me not knowing the form of Xsin<b and x/sin<b, i will re learn these concepts to better use them and get problems correct My next mistake was due to not understanding the percentage thing, after reading the explanation, i now understand what to do in the future My next mistake was due to using the wrong side of the triangle, i did it correctly, but used the wrong info, i will take more time during problems My next mistake was due to me not understanding the problem at all, i guessed, but i should have used the “most similar” trick, i would have gotten it correct if i had used that trick My next mistake was due to me switching up numerators and denominators in desmos, i should have double checked that i had put them in correctly My next mistake was due to me missing a key part of the word problem, i need to really read and double read the problem so i dont fall into these traps Tips: Take all of your time, you could have made a human error, its best to double, and even triple check all of your work Learn desmos regression, it actually cooked for many of these problems

Some of you guys have been getting pretty inconsistent with the posting. Make sure to post every day you're doing the work to get XP and unlock rewards!

@Jason Parton is making $80/month in here, believe or not. How? Affiliates. Everyone in here has access to getting 40% of the money anybody pays joining the community, per month, EVERY month. To access, just use the "Invite People" link on the right of the screen. And if you want to know where to put it, you can put it in the Gamify SAT community, along with any information that might get people to want to join (thoughts on the community, what's included, etc.). Thought some of you might like this!