
Join this SAT math quick 1 hour review to cover algebra, advanced math, problem solving and data analysis, and geometry and trigonometry at easy to medium levels.
Discover solving linear equations and inequalities with one variable, including isolating x, simplifying like terms, and using substitution, elimination, or graphing for two-variable systems; learn linear functions and inequality rules.
Explore problem solving and data analysis concepts, including ratios, rates, proportions, percentages, units, and converting decimals, with gas-cost, mean, median, mode, standard deviation, and probability examples.
Master equivalent expressions, nonlinear equations in one variable, and systems in two variables, using factoring and cancellation to simplify and reveal holes. Explore nonlinear function types and vertex-based maximums.
Master area and volume formulas, triangles and circles, and core trigonometry, Pythagorean theorem, sine, cosine, and tangent for SAT geometry, including sector areas and circle equations.
Explore opportunities to join a small SAT group math class, priced at $19 per hour for two hours weekly, with information via QR code or Wyzant contact.
Welcome to the 1 hour SAT Quick Review course! This course will touch on all of the sections in the SAT, including Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem Solving and Data Analysis, and Geometry and Trigonometry. In the course, we will go over examples, have some tips and instruction as well as various methods of solving problems, and each section has a practice quiz. While this is not a comprehensive SAT Course, you can use it to get an idea of what to expect on the SAT, review before your PSAT, or to get started with studying.
Each section has 10 - 15 minutes of instruction with examples of various problem types you might see on the SAT. The difficulty level is geared towards 8th graders studying for the PSAT or students who are just beginnning studying, so the problems aren't too hard but do get harder as we go. The sections include examples and tips on how to use the calculator effectively, and each section of the class has a short quiz to practice your knowledge. This course can be taken in conjunction with other courses or can be used as a springboard to decide which units need to be reviewed. Since the course is about 1 hour in total time, it can be taken in one long class or in multiple sessions.