This year, the SAT will be switching from the old paper-and-pencil test to a new digital test. Learn all about the new digital adaptive SAT in this quick class. This class will explain what is changing and what is staying the same, and it will address the most important things that parents and students need to know.
Some students in the US have already taken the old SAT on the computer in school, but the new digital SAT is not the same; the new test has a different structure, different question types, and a shorter length. Learn all the key details in this class.
This short informational class does not include problem walkthroughs in order to cover just the basics. At the time it was created, the official Bluebook tests had not yet been released. Please check out my other Udemy classes for more in-depth problem explanations.
The new digital adaptive SAT was released a year early for international students, and I created this mini class for my international students. I have tutored a number of international students for the new digital adaptive SAT since making this class, so please watch this first, and then watch my other digital SAT classes for a more detailed look.
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Anna is the founder of Mind the Test Tutoring, empowering teens through brain-based virtual learning. After years of teaching test prep and English all around the world, she earned an MPhil in Psychology & Education at the University of Cambridge before moving back to the US to found Mind the Test.
The coolest fact about her is that she can read Egyptian hieroglyphs. (She received a BA in Linguistics from the University of Chicago.)
When not teaching, Anna can be found reading about sociolinguistics, baking bread, and traveling.
