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Professional Development – SAT Instructor Materials

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Hey folks! Check out this tabbed navigation. On the left tab, Teacher View (for your materials). Then you'll find the Student Resources View, which contains the non-evaluative resources that students find in their dashboard. We've selected the "resources tab" with the most complete batch of resources to include in this tab. Enjoy!

Getting Started

Here are some updates/corrections to your materials: Materials Errata

Here is a crosswalk detailing the online drills that correspond to the questions in the course workbooks: SAT Workbook-to-Portal Crosswalk

Practice Tests: Self-Proctoring

Click here to launch a timer that we have created for you to take the test at home (or any quiet spot!) in one sitting. We prefer that you come into our office to take the test with a live proctor, but if you can't for any reason, this is the next best way to simulate a whole test's experience!

Scoring Your Tests

From the Practice Tests tab, you can choose whether to download and print a test or take it online. If you choose to print the test (recommended), use the automated proctor below to time each section and your breaks—replicating the test day experience as closely as possible is an important part of preparing!

Once you've completed your test, go back to the Practice Tests tab to enter your answers in its online bubble sheet, and a score report will generate automatically.

If you want to score one of the released exams from The College Board, we have provided online bubble sheets you can use! You can access these tests from The College Board’s website, here . We recommend taking the test(s) using our online proctor, and then entering your answers into our online bubble sheets so we can score and provide feedback on your test !

What to Expect on Test Day

Getting ready for the big day? We can help you calm whatever nerves you may have! Check out this information that can help guide you not just on test day but also the day before test day so that you’re in the best mindset possible.

Thinking about the ACT?

Learn more about the structure and format of the ACT here ; find out about key differences between the ACT and the SAT here . You can also take our quiz to find out which test might be better for you.

Planning for College

Starting to think about colleges? We've got a ton of resources you can use to help find your best fit. The SAT Insider contains a wealth of information on how to make your college search process a success, including financial aid recommendations, college essay writing tips, and advice for planning a productive (and enjoyable) college visit. You can also use the links to access other great content on our website, such as our 2016 college rankings, and find your dream school.

Questions/Concerns

At this time, there are no identified errata in our SAT materials. If you suspect an error, please send an email to contenterrors@review.com . Please note the specific location of the suspected error, including title/page number if applicable, and describe your question as best you can. We’ll get our team of SAT experts on it right away!