Lesson1- Foundations & Diagnostic

Most SAT prep starts with content and hopes the score follows. This program starts with evidence.

Before a single strategy is taught, you sit a full-length adaptive diagnostic that produces a skill-by-skill map of exactly where points are being lost — and, more usefully, why. Everything after that is aimed at your map, not at a generic syllabus.

Module 2 rebuilds Reading & Writing around the four tested domains, with the grammar and evidence rules that account for the majority of missed questions. Module 3 does the same for Math, including the Desmos techniques that turn multi-step algebra into a thirty-second graph read. Both close with a timed, adaptive checkpoint scored against your baseline, so progress is measured rather than assumed.

The program finishes where it counts: a full rehearsal under real test conditions, and a debrief that converts every wrong answer into a named, fixable cause.

• What you’ll learn

  • How the Digital SAT’s adaptive two-stage structure actually determines your score — and what that means for pacing
  • A repeatable method for every Reading & Writing question type, from Words in Context to Rhetorical Synthesis
  • The punctuation and boundaries rules that decide a disproportionate share of Writing questions
  • Desmos-first approaches to linear systems, quadratics, and functions
  • Timing and triage — which questions to answer, which to flag, and which to let go
  • How to read your own score report and turn it into next week’s study plan

  Requirements

  • A College Board account with the Bluebook application installed
  • A laptop or tablet with a stable connection for the timed modules
  • Roughly 4–5 hours per week: lessons, practice, and one live session

  Who this course is for

  • Students in grades 10–12 preparing for a first or improved SAT attempt
  • TNEAS advisory families following the roadmap’s test-prep track from 9th grade forward
  • Students who have taken the PSAT and want a structured plan built from those scores