Digital Sat (Reading, Writing, And Math)

All the theory you need for the Digital SAT.

What you'll learn

Strategies needed to obtain their goal score

Complete theory for the Math Section

Complete theory for the Writing (language) section

Correcting your own mistakes

Requirements

No prerequisites

Description

The SAT is just a step you have to take in order con continue with the academic path you've chosen to follow.  In this course you'll learn all the necessary theory and strategies you'll need for getting the score that you want so can move on to the next step of your life. Some students believe that studying for a test such as the SAT is the same as reading, learning math, or learning grammar. Students are incorrectly led by typical academic education into believing that a test is always measuring their knowledge, their ability to retain information, or their intelligence.The truth is, when you study for these tests, you're doing just that: study for a test. So, your goal is not to learn math or grammar, or to completely understand the passages you're shown in the reading sections; your goal is to understand exactly what the test is asking from you, and to perform accordingly.Following the way of the test implies understanding the exact test you're dealing with: the question types, the alternative types, the common mistakes to avoid, and the strategies to apply. Each test has its own way, and our goal is to understand it and follow it.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Digital SAT Overview & Study Plan

Section 2: Reading

Lecture 2 Reading Overview

Lecture 3 Process of Elimination

Lecture 4 Vocabulary

Lecture 5 Big Picture

Lecture 6 Literal Comprehension

Lecture 7 Function

Lecture 8 Inference

Lecture 9 Support

Lecture 10 Illustrate

Lecture 11 Undermine

Lecture 12 Graph

Lecture 13 Paired Passages

Lecture 14 Summary

Lecture 15 How to Review Mistakes

Section 3: Writing (Grammar)

Lecture 16 Overview

Lecture 17 The Sentence

Lecture 18 Nouns

Lecture 19 Pronouns

Lecture 20 Verbs

Lecture 21 Adjectives

Lecture 22 Agreement

Lecture 23 Parallelism

Lecture 24 Clauses

Lecture 25 Punctuation

Lecture 26 Transitions

Section 4: Math

Lecture 27 Overview

Lecture 28 Number Properties

Lecture 29 Fractions & Decimals

Lecture 30 Exponents & Radicals

Lecture 31 Percent & Interest

Lecture 32 Exponential & Linear Growth

Lecture 33 Ratios & Proportions

Lecture 34 Rates

Lecture 35 Expressions

Lecture 36 Equations

Lecture 37 Systems of Equations

Lecture 38 Inequalities

Lecture 39 Word Problems

Lecture 40 Lines

Lecture 41 Interpreting Models

Lecture 42 Functions

Lecture 43 Quadratics

Lecture 44 Division of Polynomials

Lecture 45 Absolute Value

Lecture 46 Angles

Lecture 47 Triangles

Lecture 48 Quadrilaterals

Lecture 49 Circles

Lecture 50 Solids

Lecture 51 Trigonometry

Lecture 52 Probability

Lecture 53 Reading Data

Lecture 54 Statistics

Lecture 55 Strategy

Lecture 56 Common Mistakes

Section 5: Practice Tests & Real Test

Lecture 57 Practice Tests & Real Test

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