SAT Prep built around the questions your child misses.
We find the skill gaps and timing mistakes behind missed questions. Your child gets lessons starting at their level, and each submission comes back graded right away with feedback on what to practice next.
A lesson built around your child
SAT improvement comes from recognizing what a question actually asks, proving an answer from the text or math, and learning from the pattern behind a miss.
- Lesson
- The Trap Answer Looks Like It Belongs
- Goal
- Classify an error, identify the evidence needed for the correct answer, and turn one miss into a reusable test rule.
How a lesson works
An 8-minute reading
This example lesson comes from the unit on evidence reading, question types, and error analysis. It moves from “Plausible is not supported” to “Timing is a decision system” and builds to one idea: a missed question is most useful when it becomes a rule you can apply before the next question appears.
Help inside the reading
Our Always-On Mentor can sort a missed question by question type, reasoning error, or timing, then help your teen practice the specific issue. Your child can also highlight any line of “The Trap Answer Looks Like It Belongs” to ask about it or ask for a visual, and the mentor offers help on its own when they seem stuck.
A check halfway through
Your child answers “What makes a trap answer different from an answer that is simply wrong?” before reading on, and the Reading Check at the end asks new questions.
A project your child hands in
Turn a small set of missed SAT questions into a visual playbook of error patterns, evidence checks, and next actions.
- Task
- Write rules that change how you approach the next question instead of merely listing the correct answers
- Hand in
- Personal SAT playbook with error log, trap patterns, and a one-week practice plan
Your parent dashboard
- Today
- Each subject's lesson, and whether it's done
- Grades
- Every submission graded instantly, with written feedback, so you never grade
- Records
- Attendance log and learning summary, ready to export
Units and skills
Targets the official SAT Reading and Writing and Math domains, and sends deeper gaps back to the core math and English courses. SAT Prep is one skill tree for every grade with 12 units, from digital SAT format and scoring strategy to full practice test and score plan, and your child's grade sets how deep each unit goes.
SAT Prep12 units · 60 skills
Digital SAT format and scoring strategy5 skills
- Define the vocabulary, boundaries, and common misconceptions of Digital SAT format and scoring strategy
- Explain the main actors, mechanisms, sequence, and constraints in Digital SAT format and scoring strategy
- Interpret evidence, data, cases, or examples connected to Digital SAT format and scoring strategy
- Apply Digital SAT format and scoring strategy to a realistic timed digital SAT module
- Create a score-improvement plan that justifies decisions about Digital SAT format and scoring strategy
Reading inference and evidence5 skills
- Define the vocabulary, boundaries, and common misconceptions of Reading inference and evidence
- Explain the main actors, mechanisms, sequence, and constraints in Reading inference and evidence
- Interpret evidence, data, cases, or examples connected to Reading inference and evidence
- Apply Reading inference and evidence to a realistic timed digital SAT module
- Create a score-improvement plan that justifies decisions about Reading inference and evidence
Craft, structure, and vocabulary in context5 skills
- Define the vocabulary, boundaries, and common misconceptions of Craft, structure, and vocabulary in context
- Explain the main actors, mechanisms, sequence, and constraints in Craft, structure, and vocabulary in context
- Interpret evidence, data, cases, or examples connected to Craft, structure, and vocabulary in context
- Apply Craft, structure, and vocabulary in context to a realistic timed digital SAT module
- Create a score-improvement plan that justifies decisions about Craft, structure, and vocabulary in context
Standard English conventions5 skills
- Define the vocabulary, boundaries, and common misconceptions of Standard English conventions
- Explain the main actors, mechanisms, sequence, and constraints in Standard English conventions
- Interpret evidence, data, cases, or examples connected to Standard English conventions
- Apply Standard English conventions to a realistic timed digital SAT module
- Create a score-improvement plan that justifies decisions about Standard English conventions
Expression of ideas and transitions5 skills
- Define the vocabulary, boundaries, and common misconceptions of Expression of ideas and transitions
- Explain the main actors, mechanisms, sequence, and constraints in Expression of ideas and transitions
- Interpret evidence, data, cases, or examples connected to Expression of ideas and transitions
- Apply Expression of ideas and transitions to a realistic timed digital SAT module
- Create a score-improvement plan that justifies decisions about Expression of ideas and transitions
Algebra and linear equations5 skills
- Define the vocabulary, boundaries, and common misconceptions of Algebra and linear equations
- Explain the main actors, mechanisms, sequence, and constraints in Algebra and linear equations
- Interpret evidence, data, cases, or examples connected to Algebra and linear equations
- Apply Algebra and linear equations to a realistic timed digital SAT module
- Create a score-improvement plan that justifies decisions about Algebra and linear equations
Advanced math and functions5 skills
- Define the vocabulary, boundaries, and common misconceptions of Advanced math and functions
- Explain the main actors, mechanisms, sequence, and constraints in Advanced math and functions
- Interpret evidence, data, cases, or examples connected to Advanced math and functions
- Apply Advanced math and functions to a realistic timed digital SAT module
- Create a score-improvement plan that justifies decisions about Advanced math and functions
Problem solving and data analysis5 skills
- Define the vocabulary, boundaries, and common misconceptions of Problem solving and data analysis
- Explain the main actors, mechanisms, sequence, and constraints in Problem solving and data analysis
- Interpret evidence, data, cases, or examples connected to Problem solving and data analysis
- Apply Problem solving and data analysis to a realistic timed digital SAT module
- Create a score-improvement plan that justifies decisions about Problem solving and data analysis
Geometry, trigonometry, and units5 skills
- Define the vocabulary, boundaries, and common misconceptions of Geometry, trigonometry, and units
- Explain the main actors, mechanisms, sequence, and constraints in Geometry, trigonometry, and units
- Interpret evidence, data, cases, or examples connected to Geometry, trigonometry, and units
- Apply Geometry, trigonometry, and units to a realistic timed digital SAT module
- Create a score-improvement plan that justifies decisions about Geometry, trigonometry, and units
Adaptive module pacing and timing5 skills
- Define the vocabulary, boundaries, and common misconceptions of Adaptive module pacing and timing
- Explain the main actors, mechanisms, sequence, and constraints in Adaptive module pacing and timing
- Interpret evidence, data, cases, or examples connected to Adaptive module pacing and timing
- Apply Adaptive module pacing and timing to a realistic timed digital SAT module
- Create a score-improvement plan that justifies decisions about Adaptive module pacing and timing
Error analytics and targeted review5 skills
- Define the vocabulary, boundaries, and common misconceptions of Error analytics and targeted review
- Explain the main actors, mechanisms, sequence, and constraints in Error analytics and targeted review
- Interpret evidence, data, cases, or examples connected to Error analytics and targeted review
- Apply Error analytics and targeted review to a realistic timed digital SAT module
- Create a score-improvement plan that justifies decisions about Error analytics and targeted review
Full practice test and score plan5 skills
- Define the vocabulary, boundaries, and common misconceptions of Full practice test and score plan
- Explain the main actors, mechanisms, sequence, and constraints in Full practice test and score plan
- Interpret evidence, data, cases, or examples connected to Full practice test and score plan
- Apply Full practice test and score plan to a realistic timed digital SAT module
- Create a score-improvement plan that justifies decisions about Full practice test and score plan
Questions parents ask
Where does my child start in SAT Prep?
- Placement checks your child's current SAT Prep skills and sets the first lesson from that result, not from their grade.
How much of the teaching do I do?
- None of it. The course explains each new idea and checks how your child uses it, while the mentor answers questions as they work. Every submission is graded as soon as it comes in, so you never grade it yourself.
Can I use the record for high-school planning?
- Yes. The subject record holds every graded assignment with its written feedback, ready to export. We generate a transcript from the course records, ready for you to sign.
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An SAT plan shaped by the test date, current evidence, and the mistakes that matter most.
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