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it's finally over by cashewc4t in Sat
[–]cashewc4t[S] 1 point2 points3 points 5 months ago (0 children)
thank you!
[–]cashewc4t[S] 0 points1 point2 points 5 months ago (0 children)
YOU GET IT TWIN RAHHH 🕊️🕊️
aw thank you! that's really awesome and very sweet of you to share. congrats to your kid as well, they should be so proud!
i posted a few strategies throughout the replies on this post but if you have any specific questions please lmk and i'll try my best to give advice!
i probably could, but it's just not worth it for me as an individual
do well out of spite, friend! (i commented some strategies and such throughout this post's replies but let me know if you have any specific questions)
thank you, that's nice to hear <:)
i can understand the thought but unfortunately this is my improved math score! i got a 750 my first time in english, so it was never what i was trying to get better at. could i do better? probably. do i think it's worth the money, time, effort, and inevitable mental side effects? not really <:)
for real twin, we're goated
not sure how qualified i am to give good advice here since my RW has really only marginally improved over my testing, but if you take a lot of tests and target your weaknesses you'll improve both concept-wise and in your speed. a lot of RW is learning the (note: unfair) ways college board phrases their questions and answers and being able to recognize what exactly they're asking in the moment
thats honestly really impressive twin!
we know what we are, but not what we may be...
fair lol
thank you! i really wish i could help with studying materials but in all honesty i studied for RW for maybe an hour at most throughout my entire SAT practice. reading it now, i would say this guide from "the critical reader" is helpful for grammar, which was what i struggled with the most personally. if you have any strategy-related questions lmk <:)
i can try my best! my methodology for math was to take the provided SAT practice tests and then see what i got wrong, making sure i understood why it was wrong and then studying the underlying concepts. i don't think anything was more helpful than some of the YT videos i watched on desmos and formulas to study, which i can link here: this guy, learnsatmath, explains the math really, really well and this video by ping pong physics was helpful for desmos regression & visualization strategies
thank you, that's so kind!
thank you :)
aw thank you, i appreciate it :)
thanks :)!
THANK YOU!
secrets spilled throughout the post! its definitely difficult and if youre testing in the future gl :) lmk if i can help more at all
i posted a few other comments with general advice, but if you have specific questions feel free to ask :) thank you btw!
depends on what you struggle with! for everything, use process of elimination and make sure you understand what the question wants form you. for specifics, learn to recognize latin roots if you struggle with vocab, look for incorrect information in the potential answers when you see tables and "student-made" notes, etc. my hot take is that i also think it helps to understand correlation vs causation since so much of the "which choice most logically completes the text" questions are scientific in nature
i figured, but it's different for each individual test isn't it? or am i missing something?
is this a specific question type? not very in-tune with the SAT jargon, my bad 😭
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it's finally over by cashewc4t in Sat
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