Daily practice for the new sat desktop

Congratulations on your decision to prepare for the SAT! Here's a daily practice routine to help you improve your skills and achieve your target score:

Morning Routine (30 minutes)

  1. Warm-up: Start with a 5-minute warm-up to get your brain ready for the test. You can do some simple math problems, read a short passage, or complete a quick vocabulary exercise.
  2. Reading Comprehension: Spend 10 minutes reading a passage and answering 2-3 comprehension questions. You can use online resources like Khan Academy, Magoosh, or College Board to find passages and questions.
  3. Vocabulary: Spend 5 minutes reviewing vocabulary words. You can use flashcards, apps like Quizlet, or online resources like Vocabulary.com.

Afternoon Routine (30 minutes)

  1. Math: Spend 10 minutes practicing math problems. Focus on a specific topic, such as algebra, geometry, or trigonometry. You can use online resources like Khan Academy, Magoosh, or College Board to find practice problems.
  2. Writing and Language: Spend 10 minutes practicing writing and language questions. You can use online resources like Khan Academy, Magoosh, or College Board to find practice questions.
  3. Practice Test: Spend 5 minutes taking a practice test or a timed section of the test. This will help you get comfortable with the test format and timing.

Evening Routine (30 minutes)

  1. Review and Reflection: Spend 10 minutes reviewing what you learned during the day. Reflect on what you did well and what you need to improve.
  2. Practice Test Review: Spend 10 minutes reviewing a practice test you took earlier. Go through each question and identify areas where you need improvement.
  3. Vocabulary Review: Spend 5 minutes reviewing vocabulary words you learned during the day. Try to use them in a sentence or create flashcards to help you remember.

Additional Tips

Remember, consistency is key. Stick to your daily practice routine, and you'll see improvement over time. Good luck on your SAT preparation!