East Leyden SAT Info Presentation For students and parents Why do - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
East Leyden SAT Info Presentation For students and parents Why do - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
East Leyden SAT Info Presentation For students and parents Why do I need to take the SAT? Illinois state requirement for all grade 11 students College entrance exam accepted by colleges/universities Assessment of skills you have
Why do I need to take the SAT?
- Illinois state requirement for all grade 11 students
- College entrance exam accepted by colleges/universities
- Assessment of skills you have developed in high school
SAT TEST DATE: TUESDAY, APRIL 10
Do I need to go to college?
- 65% jobs will require postsecondary
education by 2020
- STEM, Healthcare Professions,
Healthcare Support, and Community Services will require high levels of post-secondary education
- Employers seek cognitive skills over
physical skills
- Fewer jobs available for HS grads
Center on Education and the Workforce, 2018
What skills do I need?
What skills does the SAT emphasize?
PSAT/SAT Benchmark Scores
Student Report
PSAT Student Report Details
What can you expect on the SAT?
- No penalty for guessing
- Everyday words that you’ll come across in
college classes
- Essential math necessary for no matter what
major or career you choose
What can you expect on the SAT?
- Reading Test
○ Command of Evidence ○ Words in Context ○ Analysis in History/Social Studies and Science
- Writing and Language Test
○ Command of Evidence ○ Words in Context ○ Analysis in History/Social Studies and Science ○ Expression of Ideas ○ Standard English Conventions
- Math Test
○ Fluency ○ Conceptual Understanding ○ Applications ○ Calculator and No-Calculator Sections
- SAT Essay
○ Read a passage ○ Explain how author builds an argument to persuade an audience ○ Support explanation with evidence from the passage
SAT Scores and Subscores
41 Math Skills
- Linear function word problems
- Linear inequality word problems
- Interpreting linear functions
- Linear equation word problems
- Graphing linear equations
- Solving linear equations and linear inequalities
- Solving systems of linear equations
- Systems of linear equations word problems
- Systems of linear inequalities word problems
- Table data
- Center, spread, and shape of distributions
- Data collection and conclusions
- Ratios, rates, and proportions
- Linear and exponential growth
- Units
- Scatterplots
- Percents
- Key features of graphs
- Data inferences
- Operations with rational expressions
- Isolating quantities
- Polynomial factors and graphs
- Solving quadratic equations
- Quadratic and exponential word problems
- Function notation
- Structure in expressions
- Radicals and rational exponents
- Manipulating quadratic and exponential
expressions
- Interpreting nonlinear expressions
- Linear and quadratic systems
- Nonlinear equation graphs
- Radical and rational equations
- Operations with polynomials
- Complex numbers
- Circle theorems
- Congruence and similarity
- Volume word problems
- Right triangle trigonometry
- Circle equations
- Right triangle word problems
- Angles, arc lengths, and trig functions
28 Reading and Writing Skills
- Reading: Science
- Writing: Argument
- Writing: Informative
- Reading: Social Studies
- Reading: History
- Writing: Narrative
- Reading: Literature
- Effective language use: Style and tone
- Effective language use: Precision and concision
- Grammar: Within-sentence punctuation
- Effective language use: Syntax
- Grammar: End-of-sentence punctuation
- Grammar: Pronoun agreement
- Grammar: Possessive pronouns
- Grammar: Conventional expression
- Grammar: Noun agreement
- Grammar: Logical comparison
- Grammar: Subordination and coordination
- Grammar: Frequently confused words
- Grammar: Pronoun clarity
- Grammar: Subject-verb agreement
- Grammar: Shifts in verb, tense, and mood
- Grammar: Sentence boundaries
- Grammar: Parallel structure
- Grammar: Nonrestrictive and parenthetical
elements
- Grammar: Possessive determiners
- Grammar: Items in a series
- Grammar: Modifier placement
Official SAT Practice
- n Khan Academy
- Personalized plan tailored to your strengths and weaknesses
- 1000s of practice questions, hints, and step-by-step video
lessons
- 8 official full-length practice tests
- Receive instant feedback & recommendations
- Set a personalized practice schedule
- Review expert tips and strategies for the test
- Practice on your cell phones
Parents can track child’s progress too!
- Parents can sign up for Khan Academy and use coach
tools in the same way as teachers.
- To view your children’s progress, visit your Coach
Dashboard
- Create a class and add your child(ren)
- Follow along with the practice and access related helpful
content in the same way a teacher can
- Overview of using Official SAT Practice for parents
SAT Practice Kickoff Week - Jan 22-26
- Link your College Board and Khan Academy accounts
- Practice skills where you need the most work
- Earn prizes and incentives as you work toward 20+ hours
- f practice
- College Board will award districts with the highest % of
linked accounts!
How to join East Leyden’s free SAT practice
- Sign up/log in at khanacademy.org
- Visit the “Coaches” tab in your profile
- In the “Add a coach” field, enter the class code:
9HJ7PBRR
- You’re set! Now click Home to start learning!
East Leyden Khan Academy SAT Practice Incentives
Javaccino bucks! Student caf coupons! McDonald’s gift cards! PROM TICKETS! Leyden swag!
Resources
- Accessing your PSAT/NMSQT Score Report
- Linking Your College Board and Khan Academy Accounts
- Students talking about the importance of SAT practice
Get Help Improving Your Score - SAT Prep
- 8 Total Weeks
- 6 Weeks of Instruction by Leyden Instructors
- 3 Full Practice Tests
The class is $50, but if you complete your Khan Practice you will receive a $25 refund. Registration Ends This Friday January 26th