Sat Reading And Writing

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Posted on 23 Dec 05:30 | by mitsumi | 10 views

Last updated 4/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.05 GB | Duration: 2h 37m

In-depth guide to Evidence-Based Reading and Writing

What you'll learn
Grammar rules
Writing and editing skills for the SAT/PSAT
Testing strategies
Critical reading strategies
Requirements
No prerequisites. This course is aimed at all students preparing for the SAT/PSAT, whether or not you have done any previous test prep.
Description
Learn advanced grammar, reading, and test-taking strategies to improve accuracy, save time, and raise your score. Whether you are aiming for a perfect score or trying to reach a score requirement for a scholarship, this course can help you reach your goal. Topics include grammar, rhetorical skills, and reading strategies. This course covers all the most critical strategies and rules that I have identified through many years of tutoring US-based and international students all over the world.Students will learn everything they need to know for the SAT's Evidence-Based Reading and Writing sections: the Reading test and the Writing and Language test. Much of this content is never taught in school, so the course will have a dual focus on developing a comprehensive understanding of advanced grammar, reading, and writing skills and then applying these skills to test-style questions.This course has been designed based on how the human brain learns best, with short, focused videos and frequent miniature quizzes. Each short lecture is followed by comprehension questions designed to help students "lock in" their learning and form long-term memories. In this way, students can assess their knowledge and prevent forgetting.SAT Reading and Writing is taught by Anna Moss, author of Mind the Test: SAT Study Guide and Lead Educator & CEO of Mind the Test Tutoring.
Overview
Section 1: Writing & Language: Grammar (SAT/PSAT Writing; ACT English)
Lecture 1 Grammar Red Flags: Cross Out Answer Choices
Lecture 2 Grammar Red Flags: Cross Out Answer Choices
Lecture 3 Grammar Red Flags: Cross Out Answer Choices
Lecture 4 Grammar Red Flags: Cross Out Answer Choices
Lecture 5 Grammar Red Flags: Cross Out Answer Choices
Lecture 6 Grammar Red Flags: Cross Out Answer Choices
Lecture 7 Tip #1: Comma Sandwiches are non-Essential, Read it to Cross Out Right Thing
Lecture 8 Read it to Make Sure You Cross Out the Right Thing
Lecture 9 When to Cross Out Comma Phrases: Subject-Verb Agreement
Lecture 10 Subject-Verb Agreement Technique 1: Substitution
Lecture 11 Subject-Verb Agreement Technique 2: S Rule
Lecture 12 Tip #2-Delete Prepositional Phrases to Find the Subject
Lecture 13 When to Cross Out Comma Phrases: Finding Fragments or Run-Ons and When to Use It
Lecture 14 Finding Fragments or Run-Ons
Lecture 15 Two Commas or Two Dashes, But Not Both
Lecture 16 ...But Be Careful and Brain Dump
Lecture 17 Other Important Comma Tips and Summary
Lecture 18 Colon Rules
Lecture 19 Errors with For Example & Such As
Lecture 20 Common Punctuation Errors and Keep an Eye Out for These Errors
Section 2: Writing & Language: Rhetorical Skills (SAT/PSAT Writing; ACT English)
Lecture 21 Rhetorical Skills
Lecture 22 Solving Rhetorical Skills Questions
Lecture 23 What are Pronouns and "Th" Words? and "The" is a "Th" Word
Lecture 24 How to Recognize Transition Questions and Solving Transition Questions
Lecture 25 Which Best Sets Up the Paragraph That Follows and Solving Transition Questions
Lecture 26 Which Choice Best Sets Up the Paragraph that Follows?
Lecture 27 Support a Claim, Evidence to Prove It, Which Choice Best Support Previous Point
Section 3: SAT and PSAT Reading
Lecture 28 Reading Red Flags, Part 1
Lecture 29 Reading Red Flags, Part 2
Lecture 30 Structure of the Reading Test, Part 1
Lecture 31 Structure of the Reading Test, Part 2
Lecture 32 Approaching the Reading Test
Lecture 33 Question Pair Technique
Lecture 34 Reading Passage Walkthrough: Part 1
Lecture 35 Reading Passage Walkthrough Part 2: SAT Questions
This course is aimed at families with students in grades 9-12, both US-based and international.,Students who want to raise their SAT or PSAT scores.