I've been getting a few questions about reading comprehension, so I thought I would walk through a sample problem to explain my process! (Feel free to read the question and try it out yourself first) 1) READ THE QUESTION - I know this seems intuitive, but the very first thing you should do is try to understand what information you are looking for! This is super important to avoid giving yourself extra work. (Ex. Here, we are looking for the general idea behind the text) 2) Scan through the answer options and look for nuances that make answers OBJECTIVELY wrong. Rather than just looking for your answer, find what is wrong with every incorrect answer as you go through the options. (Ex. Starting off with A, you might be tempted to choose that answer since Francie's love of reading seems "quirky"/"unsusual", but notice how it calls the topic itself unusual --- this doesn't make sense, since the text doesn't ever mention reading being an unusual activity (and you can also infer that) - Incorrect. (B) Sure, Francie likes reading, but the text never mentions any other activities - Incorrect. (C) If you scan through the text, you'll notice how the author emphasizes how Francie is eager to read every book in the library; there is nothing objectively wrong with this answer! (C is correct) (D) The text doesn't really talk about a particular book that Francie has read - Incorrect 3) Lastly, if you get stuck, do not hesitate to use the highlight tool. If worst comes to worst, flag the question and keep moving through test! Keep practicing, you've got this!

Hi everyone! The August SAT is coming up quickly, so please DM me if you need any extra SAT help or advice! I'd be glad to help walk anyone through practice questions, or help with general test-taking strategies. Good luck! 🫡

Today I broke into the 1500s for the first time and I am super excited! I was mainly struggling with the English section, and strangely enough my #1 tip for improvement in that area is to just read for 30+ minutes daily. Reading classics is especially helpful for reading comprehension (I have been reading Jane Eyre), so it is certainly worth a try for anyone who is struggling.

we do a whole video series on the SAT SMP with lore, where there is a war between the <1400 scorers versus the 1400-1500 scores and the 1500+ scorers live in a fancy castle away from everyone watching. it goes for like 20 episodes and the videos are available to everyone in the community. bruh i just read what i typed and idk how i came up with this but, should we do it?

Im lost with how to use the desmos calc, its really confusing for me, plz if someone can explain or drop a link plz do😊