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have access not only to a wide range of practice materials, but also to Khan Academy’s personalized study planning aimed at helping you acquire the knowledge and skills you need to do well on the test and, more importantly, in college and career.

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Keys to Doing your Best on the SAT!

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What to pack: bring Photo admission ticket, Valid photo ID, Several number 2 pencils, Approved calculator, Watch, Snack, and Water the day of the test.

What not to pack: don't bring Smartphone, Camera, Recording device, Digital watch, or Timer.

If the photo on the admissions ticket doesn't look like you or doesn't comply with the rules posted on collegeboard, you will not be able to take the test.

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Math Test- No Calculator:
- use of a calculator is not permitted
- all variables & expressions used are real numbers
- all figures lie in a plane
Math Test- Calculator:
- use of a calculator is permitted
- figures are drawn to scale
Essay:
-  an off topic essay will not be evaluated
- do not write your essay in this booklet
- only what is written on the lined pages of the answer booklet will be evaluated

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Chapter 3 Recap:
- The best practice for the SAT involves studying hard for acquiring knowledge of reading, writing, language, and math skills. Take advantage of the sample tests provided by Khan academy  to know your strengths and weaknesses.
- Understand test directions to get familiar for the SAT itself. Learn to be comfortable with the format to save you time.
-As testing day approaches, be sure to stay as healthy as possible with plenty of rest.
-Avoid problems on test day by being aware of your test site and what to bring/ not to bring.
-Practice a range of test strategies to know what does or doesn't work for you.
-Be positive on test day, just know if you're not happy with your score, you can take the test again

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By taking the PSAT and doing practice problems on khan academy, collegeboard, etc will definitely prepare you for the SAT due to the fact that the questions are almost identical, the only difference is that the PSAT is shorter than the real test. If you choose not to take these resources to full advantage you are not going to do too good on the SAT since you are not used to doing the problems on the test since the information can be from years back.

Before taking the SAT, you should work out a week or a couple weeks in advance and learn find time to relax your body. The day of the test eat something healthy rather than sugary and carb filled foods that won't help you focus. The healthier breakfast you eat the more focused you will be.

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The big key: Some believe the only way to do well is to learn things only on the SAT

preparing for it is something you need to do everyday in school do your homework, prepare for tests and quizzes, and take challenging subjects.

SAT requires a wide variety of skill and being able to apply them to the text.

Must know a wide variety of vocab and identify a wide variety of concepts because they will be needed in early college courses

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Dealing with Nerves and Distractions:

Use your nerves as an aid . If your feeling nervous shake your arms and hands. Think positive and believe your prepared fro the test. Don't worry about things going on around you. Focus on your test only. Push away bad thoughts as soon as they enter your mind.

Taking the test again:
Another way to settle your nerves is knowing you can take the test again. Most students who take it a second time score higher than the first. Use time in between the tests to study the things yo struggled with.