SAT Expert Strategies and Principles

Expert Strategies

1. Use Collegeboard SAT Questions
2. Don't use Collegeboard SAT Strategies
3. Follow the 1000-question rule
4. Change your habits to change your scare
5. Motivate yourself
6. Make the SAT a priority
7. Keep an SAT insight notebook
8. Don't memorize anything.
9. Take care of your physical health
   10. Put pencil to paper
   11. Don't flip back & forth
   12. Let your subconscious mind work
   13. Always guess.
   14. Don't perfect your test
   15. Take everything at face value
   16. Keep calm and test on
   17. Turn off the tech
   18. Take breaks
   19. Study at the library
   20. Study (Almost) Everyday

Principle 1: Expert Strategy

Expert Strategies are the 100 defined techniques learnt in this course These are best approaches used to tackle the SAT. Tens of thousands of students. Use these strategies all over the world

Principle 2: Expert Example

Expert Examples are illustrative SAT problems that showcase how to use an Expert Strategy on actual questions. This is an important part of the course because students need to see Expert Strategies in action before they can begin to understand the true benefits of the techniques they are leaming

Principle 3 Expert Practice

Expert Practice means rehearsing Expert Strategies on a variety of applicable Problems Students themselves need to work out problems through Expert Practice. Students make many connections when they practice for themselves.

Principle 4: Expert Review

Expert Review is the regular reexamination of previous strategies, concepts, problems, and tests. Going over a concept once just doesn't work. Staring at a concept in an attempt to memorize it also doesn't work. What does work is Review.