
Multiply your raw score by 2 since your score is based on only 22 questions (half exam), and then convert to the scaled score using the chart in lecture 1.
1. Know what question type each of your incorrect answers is.
2. Identify weaknesses based on statistical feedback of incorrect answer type and frequency.
Learn a systematic template for approaching diction type questions.
Learn a systematic template for approaching parallel structure type questions.
Learn a systematic template for approaching redundancy type questions.
1. Learn 2 types of adjectives and how to distinguish them.
2. Understand when and when not to separate adjectives with commas.
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Therefore, I’ve created an SAT Writing course that focuses on teaching SAT Writing prep with STRATEGY by applying statistical analysis to evaluate your performance. To identify your weaknesses, incorrect answers are categorized into question types using provided question category charts.
Then the inaccuracy frequency of each question category is graphically represented using pre-formulated excel charts.
Furthermore, exams are supplemented with analytical videos that examine and extract relationships among questions of the same category.
Like in any field, strategy is key, and the SAT test prep field is no different.
Start approaching SAT test prep scientifically by applying statistical and collective analyses of incorrect question types to reap the benefits of smarter strategic learning.
Benefit from visual graphs of your performance metrics to adjust your study strategy to focus on weakness question type categories.
Compare the similarities and differencces between questions of the same category.
Receive additional support and explanations directly from the instructor via email.
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