Tests are a lot sometimes.
Long term, the goal is to get used to having stressors present while also being able to lock in and be in the moment, using the tools you have to answer the question in front of you.
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So you have a learning disability.
The good news is you’re almost certainly capable of getting a great SAT score! This post will give specific accommodations advice and a learning plan overview for a few common types of learning disabilities: ADHD, dyslexia/dyscalculia, and sensory disorders.
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How to make the most out of your SAT practice time
The number one goal of the SAT is to bubble in the highest possible number of correct answers on your scantron. Effective SAT practice always keeps this in mind.
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Know what SAT score you want and exactly why you want it.
Your first task before you get started on serious practice is to turn “SAT is just something I have to do” into “SAT work is great because it gets me things I want.” What things does the SAT get you? The main two…
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The two most important keys to getting a fantastic SAT score
The most common questions I get asked regarding SAT prep are “What’s the secret?” and “What’s your best tip?”. I used to answer with advice about…
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