SAT MYTHS
A little known secret about the SAT is that the SAT is not a knowlegde test. It is a general apptitude test. Which means, while some tests are checking to see what you already know, the SAT is designed to test your ability to use what you already know.
In other words, it's more about your ability to learn and process new information than what you know. This is good news for those willing to work, because SAT success comes down to practice and simple strategies.
But there are many myths or misunderstandings concerning the SAT.
Myth #1: The math is complex
Fact: The math on the SAT is very basic. It will consist of arithmetic, algebra one, geometry and algebra II. There is no calculus or even trigonmetry.
Wednesday Myth #2.
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A little known secret about the SAT is that the SAT is not a knowlegde test. It is a general apptitude test. Which means, while some tests are checking to see what you already know, the SAT is designed to test your ability to use what you already know.
In other words, it's more about your ability to learn and process new information than what you know. This is good news for those willing to work, because SAT success comes down to practice and simple strategies.
But there are many myths or misunderstandings concerning the SAT.
Myth #1: The math is complex
Fact: The math on the SAT is very basic. It will consist of arithmetic, algebra one, geometry and algebra II. There is no calculus or even trigonmetry.
Wednesday Myth #2.
Sign up for Mr. Causey's SAT News Letter and find out what is the number one most important thing you can do to prepare for the SAT.
Click Here
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