The Complete Digital SAT Course (Reading and Writing, Math)

Name: The Complete Digital SAT Course (Reading and Writing, Math)
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A complete guide: SAT Reading, Writing and Math Test Prep (Math, Reading and Writing)

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Created byRobert Hubbard

Last updated 5/2026

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What you'll learn

SAT Prep

Course content

20 sections • 171 lectures • 29h 58m total length

Digital SAT Course Introduction4:53
An introduction and preview of the course
SAT Structure and Content10:04
A look at the overall structure of the SAT as well as the content.
General SAT Tips and Tricks9:43
A look at some general tips and strategies that can be used for any section of the test.
First Quiz

What is the Reading and Writing section all about?6:20
An introduction to the Reading and Writing section of the SAT
Sample Reading Questions16:18
A look at a couple sample Reading questions that would be found in the Reading and Writing section
Sample Writing Questions10:03
A look at a couple sample Writing questions that would be found in the Reading and Writing section
First Reading and Writing Quiz

What makes an answer good?6:52
A look at what the SAT would call good answers and what they would call bad answers
Extreme Answers14:07
A look at Extreme answer choices
Reused Language Answers16:32
A look at Reused Language answer choices
Out of Scope Answers15:26
A look at Out of Scope answer choices
Wrong Question Answers13:54
A look at Wrong Question answer choices
Opposite Answers12:51
A look at Opposite answer choices
Answers That Infer Too Much19:47
A look at answer choices that Infer too much
Answers That Are Too General or Too Specific24:07
A look at answer choices that too General or too Specific
Answer Choices Quiz

What are the types of Reading questions on the SAT?5:04
An introduction to the different Reading question types on the SAT
Vocabulary Questions9:17
A look at the Vocabulary question type and how to approach it
Vocabulary Sample Questions18:57
Working through a couple sample Vocabulary questions
Function Questions4:57
A look at the Function question type and how to approach it
Function Sample Questions15:25
Working through a couple sample Function questions
Main Idea Questions4:53
A look at the Main Idea question type and how to approach it
Main Idea Sample Questions19:14
Working through a couple sample Main Idea questions
Retrieval Questions5:16
A look at the Retrieval question type and how to approach it
Retrieval Sample Questions14:46
Working through a couple sample Retrieval questions
Dual Text Questions6:12
A look at the Dual Text question type and how to approach it
Dual Text Sample Questions17:10
Working through a couple sample Dual Text questions
Claim Questions4:59
A look at the Claim question type and how to approach it
Claim Sample Questions15:21
Working through a couple sample Claim questions
Chart Questions4:52
A look at the Chart question type and how to approach it
Chart Sample Questions22:05
Working through a couple sample Chart questions
Conclusion Questions4:10
A look at the Conclusion question type and how to approach it
Conclusion Sample Questions17:50
Working through a couple sample Conclusion questions
Question Type Quiz

Introduction to Word Grammar4:04
An introduction to the Grammar involving words.
Pronouns Part 115:45
A look at Pronoun grammar rules, including case, pronoun-antecedent agreement, and consistency
Pronouns Part 26:24
A look at Pronoun grammar rules in several sample sentences
Pronouns Sample Questions9:08
Working through a couple sample Pronouns questions
Subject/Verb Agreement Part 19:45
A look at Subject/Verb Agreement concepts
Subject/Verb Agreement Part 214:40
A look at Subject/Verb Agreement concepts
Subject/Verb Agreement Sample Questions8:00
Working through a couple sample Subject/Verb Agreement questions
Parallelism16:40
A look at what Parallelism is and how it is tested on the SAT
Parallelism Sample Questions13:56
Working through a couple sample Parallelism questions
Comparisons10:28
A look at what is tested and what the SAT is looking for in Comparisons
Comparisons Sample Questions11:05
Working through a couple sample Comparisons questions
Apostrophes10:13
A look at how to use Apostrophes to create possessive forms and contractions
Apostrophes Sample Questions12:02
Working through a couple sample Apostrophes questions
Commonly Mistaken Words13:05
A look at some of the words that are often misused or misinterpreted on the SAT
Word Grammar Quiz

What are Clauses and Phrases?5:53
An introduction to the Grammar involving clauses and phrases.
Independent Clauses9:33
A look at what Independent Clauses are and how to join them
Independent Clauses Sample Questions7:55
Working through a couple sample Independent Clauses questions
Dependent Clauses8:37
A look at what Dependent Clauses are and how to join them to Independent Clauses
Dependent Clauses Sample Questions6:54
Working through a couple sample Dependent Clauses questions
Nonessential Phrases10:42
A look at what Nonessential and Essential Phrases are and how to punctuate them
Nonessential Phrases Sample Questions15:30
Working through a couple sample Noneessential Phrases questions
Relative Clauses12:58
A look at what Relative Pronouns and Relative Clauses are
Relative Clauses Sample Questions12:28
Working through a couple sample Relative Clauses questions
Modifiers7:35
A look at what Modifiers are and what the SAT is looking for when it tests them
Modifiers Sample Questions10:06
Working through a couple sample Modifiers questions
Colons11:48
A look at when and how to use Colons in sentences
Colons Sample Questions11:04
Working through a couple sample Colons questions
Commas14:16
A look at the rules surrounding Comma placement and Comma usage
Commas Sample Questions13:55
Working through a couple sample Commas questions
Clauses and Phrases Quiz

Introduction to Synthesis3:17
An introduction to Synthesis questions.
Transitions Part 17:54
A look at the categories of Transitions test on the SAT
Transitions Part 218:15
A look at Supporting Transitions and Contrasting Transitions
Transitions Part 317:36
A look at Cause and Effect Transitions and Sequence Transitions
Transitions Sample Questions10:59
Working through a couple sample Transitions questions
Rhetorical Synthesis4:16
A look at what Rhetorical Synthesis questions are and how to approach them
Rhetorical Synthesis Sample Questions16:11
Working through a couple sample Rhetorical Synthesis questions
Synthesis Quiz

What is the Math section all about?9:44
An introduction to the Math section of the SAT
Sample Multiple Choice Math Questions18:04
A look at a sample Multiple Choice Math questions that would be found in the Math section as well as the tools in the test
Sample Free Answer Math Questions11:07
A look at a sample Free Answer (SPR) Math questions that would be found in the Math section
First Math Quiz

Requirements

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Description

Welcome! This is a complete, comprehensive course for the Digital SAT, the college admissions test administered and published by Collegeboard, covering all the sections of the test, Reading and Writing and Math. As a comprehensive course, if completed from beginning to end, a student should be fully prepared for the test by the time they finish the last lecture.

No prior knowledge of the SAT is needed. So, students can jump right in and get started in this course. The course will cover strategies to make the test easier, improve pacing, and deal with difficult questions. Included are techniques for reading the passages, recognizing typically right and typically wrong answers, identifying question types, how to guess intelligently and use POE (Process of Elimination) and understanding the structure and scoring schemes of the different sections. It will also cover subject area concepts like Geometry and Algebra concepts, grammar rules, and vocabulary.

The course uses a variety of resources to help students learn: handouts, quizzes, video lectures, and worksheets. The handouts and worksheets are available as pdf downloads, as well. There is a lot of content in the course, but it's designed so a student can do the sections in any order and work at his or her own pace.

Who this course is for:

Students who will be taking the SAT and may be at the beginning or towards the beginning of their test prep

The Complete Digital SAT Course (Reading and Writing, Math)

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SAT Introduction3 lectures • 25min

Reading and Writing Introduction3 lectures • 33min

Reading Answer Choices8 lectures • 2hr 4min

Reading Question Types17 lectures • 3hr 10min

More Reading3 lectures • 35min

Writing Word Grammar14 lectures • 2hr 35min

Writing Clauses and Phrases Grammar15 lectures • 2hr 39min

Writing Synthesis7 lectures • 1hr 18min

More Writing1 lecture • 11min

Math Introduction3 lectures • 39min

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