Everything you need for the SAT Reading and Writing sections
A complete guide to the Evidence-based Reading and Writing sections (Verbal)
Description
This Everything you need for the SAT Reading and Writing sections provides everything you need to know to do well on the SAT Evidence-based Reading and Writing sections. Included are techniques for reading the passages, recognizing typically right and typically wrong answers, identifying question types, planning your pacing, and understanding the structure and scoring scheme of the section. Also included are grammar lessons for the commonly tested grammar on the SAT, lessons on paragraph structure questions, lessons on stylistic concepts within the section, and various techniques for approaching the passages and questions. You will be able to follow along through video lectures, content quizzes, and downloadable handouts.
The course begins with a look at the overall structure of the Evidence-based Reading and Writing sections, including techniques for guessing and recognizing passage types. Then, you will be given a look into the Reading section, the very first section of the SAT. You will get a look at a couple techniques for Reading passages quickly and accurately, techniques for recognizing typically right and wrong answer, techniques for using POE to narrow answers down to the correct answer, techniques for different question types, and techniques for pacing.
Then, the course will go over the Writing and Language section, or the second section of the SAT. In this part of the course, you will get a look at grammar rules, structure concepts, and style concepts. You will be given an understanding of what grammar rules the SAT tests, how to structure paragraphs according to the SAT, and what language, tone the test is looking for.
When you are finished with this course, you should be fully prepared for the Verbal portion of the test, with an understanding of how to work through each section efficiently and with little stress. Good luck!
What You Will Learn!
- Preparing for the Verbal sections of the SAT: Reading and Writing/Language
Who Should Attend!
- Students at the beginning or near the beginning of their SAT prep