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Fitzgerald High School SAT Parent Pop Up Dinner

Understanding the SAT and how to help our students be prepared, comfortable, and confident on test day.

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Welcome!!

We are excited to work together with you this evening!

Education is a shared commitment between dedicated teachers, motivated students, and enthusiastic parents with high expectations.

Bob Beauprez

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Fitzgerald High School SAT Parent Pop Up Dinner

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Amanda Clor

Principal Agenda Overview Events Purpose Q & A Closing

Leanne Davis

Assistant Principal Importance of SAT College Applications Scholarships Test Taking Strategies

Denye Griessel

Assistant Principal Experiencing the SAT Format Understanding Your Students SAT Score Report

Tonight's Presenters

Fitzgerald High School Staff FHS Staff

ELA Department

Renee Fletcher Kassandra Koss

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Additional Staff

  • Ms. Jen Horn
  • Counselor Gr 10-12 K-Z
  • Ms. Nedra Hall
  • MCAN Coordinator
  • Ms. Asma Mojumder
  • EL Para-professional
  • Mrs. Faiza Bachi
  • EL Para-professional
  • Mr. Brian Michael
  • ELA Department t
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This Evening's Agenda

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Welcome & Introductions

  • Presenters and Participants

Experiencing & Understanding The SAT

  • What is the SAT and what does a test look like?

Understanding Your Students Score Report

  • What do the numbers tell us?

Planning For SAT Success

  • Tools to help your student prepare for the SAT
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April 9, 2019

SAT

College Entrance Exam Reading Writing & Language Mathematics Essay 4.5 Hours Long Begins April 10, 2019

MSTEP

Science & Social Studies Science Test Social Studies Test 1.25 Hours Long April 10, 2019

WorkKeys

Workplace Readiness Applied Math Graphic Literacy Workplace Documents 3 Hours Long

Required 11th Grade State Testing

What state assessments will my student take in their 11th grade year?

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8th Grade 9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade

Beginning 2016-2017 March PSAT 8 Test English and Math courses incorporate SAT skills within course content. October PSAT 10 Option to retake the SAT at students cost

  • n specific Saturday

dates Optional FREE after school SAT Prep course and Academic Enrichment ELA and Math class

SAT Practice Test Timeline

Does my student have an opportunity to take a practice test before the SAT?

October PSAT 9 September Cambridge Test

(decommissioned SAT)

April SAT

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What Is The SAT?

The SAT measures what students KNOW and how well they can APPLY that knowledge to a variety of situations. Content & Format:

  • 4.5 Hour Assessment
  • 5 Test Components:

○ Reading ○ Writing & Language ○ Essay ○ Math Without Calculator ○ Math With Calculator

  • No penalty for guessing
  • Paper and pencil format

Useful Data:

  • Most widely used college

entrance exam.

  • Almost all colleges and

universities use the SAT as a component of admission decisions.

  • A combination of a students

grades and SAT score is the best predictor of a students success in college.

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Evidence Based Reading & Writing Mathematics

SAT Math Without Calculator SAT Math With Calculator SAT Reading Section SAT Writing Section Evidence Based Reading & Writing

25 Questions in 20 Minutes 52 Questions in 65 Minutes 44 Questions in 35 Minutes

SAT Subject Breakdown

Test Questions & Time Per Section

38 Questions in 55 Minutes

Essay Section

50 Minutes

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The College Board has set the Benchmark score for the PSAT in Evidence Based Reading and Writing and Mathematics for all 11th grade students. The Benchmark for PSAT as an 11th grade student is different than the Benchmark score for the SAT test. The SAT Benchmark indicates that students have a 75% chance or greater in earning a C or better in a 1st year college level subject tested course.

College & Career Readiness

What score does my student need to achieve to be considered college and career ready? PSAT SAT EB Reading & Writing 510 480 Math 460 530

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Experiencing the SAT

11 Question Sample Test

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A B C D

  • Word Choice
  • Amount of text or reading
  • Font size

Vocabulary & Reading Level

  • After taking a sample

test, what questions do you have about the test? Questions You Have:

  • Similarity of answer

choices

  • Text evidence in answer

choices

  • Number of answer choices

Test Question Format

  • Amount of images in

questions

  • Difficulty level of

graphs/charts Images, Graphs, & Charts

Table Topic For Discussion

What did you notice about the SAT sample test?

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Student PSAT Data + Student STAR Reading & Math Data + Student Surveys PSAT Test Fest + Academic Enrichment + After School SAT Prep Course + Test Taking Tips

Teacher / Building Supports Student Feedback

Integrated Student Supports

How does FHS help my student work on their individual concerns with SAT?

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Possible Score of 320 - 1520

Total Score

Possible Score of 160 - 760

Evidence Based Reading and Writing Score

Possible Score of 160 - 760

Math Score

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Possible Score of 8 - 38 Possible Score of 1 - 15

Test Scores & Subtext scores

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Understanding The PSAT Score Report

What does my students PSAT report tell me?

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The College Board has set the Benchmark score for the PSAT in Evidence Based Reading and Writing and Mathematics for all 11th grade students. The Benchmark for PSAT as an 11th grade student is different than the Benchmark score for the SAT test. The SAT Benchmark indicates that students have a 75% chance or greater in earning a C or better in a 1st year college level subject tested course.

College & Career Readiness

What score does my student need to achieve to be considered college and career ready? PSAT SAT EB Reading & Writing 510 480 Math 460 530

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Portfolio Designed

This section of the score report shows us three important data points:

  • Students total SAT Score
  • Students Evidence-Based Reading and Writing Score
  • Students Math Score
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My student scored 530 on the Math Section. They need to score 560 to be College & Career Ready. How many more questions do they need to get correct to meet the benchmark?

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This section of the score report shows us important Information about what specific subject areas

  • ur students excel at and/or struggle with.
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This section of the score report shows us what questions our students answered correctly and incorrectly. It also tells us if the question was easy, medium, or hard and what the subscore category is.

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I understand how to read my student’s PSAT Score Report. How do I help my student to increase their SAT score in April?

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01 02 03 04 05

Discuss Test Importance Analyze Score Report Practice Test Questions Encourage & Ask For Help Prepare For Test Day

SAT Support

How can I help my student feel prepared, comfortable, and confident for the SAT?

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Step One:

Discuss Test Importance With Students

Students who know WHY their score on a test is important are more motivated to do their best.

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Average SAT Range:

Open SAT Requirements

Baker College Grand Rapids Community College Henry Ford Community College Macomb Community College Mott Community College Oakland Community College Schoolcraft College Wayne County Community College

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Michigan College Admittance Averages

These are only averages - college admittance is based on a variety of components.

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Average SAT Range:

860-1010

U of D Mercy Marygrove Northern Michigan Wayne State Madonna Average SAT Range:

1060-1230

Central Mich. U M Dearborn Oakland Univ. Western Mich. Alma Adrian Lawrence Tech Olivet Spring Arbor Average SAT Range:

940-1120

Davenport Eastern Michigan U of M Flint Saginaw Valley Ferris State Center for Creative Studies Easy to change colors, photos and

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Michigan College Admittance Averages

These are only averages - college admittance is based on a variety of components.

Average SAT Range:

1130-1380

Michigan State Grand Valley Hope College Albion College Michigan Tech Grand Valley State

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Average SAT Range:

1350-1600

Hillsdale College Kalamazoo College University of Michigan Ann Arbor

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Michigan College Admittance Averages

These are only averages - college admittance is based on a variety of components.

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There are many scholarship opportunities that use a student's SAT score as one of the qualification requirements. There are several FREE scholarship search engines to help your student begin searching for scholarships that they may qualify for.

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Discuss Test Importance Analyze Score Report Practice Test Questions Encourage & Ask For Help Prepare For Test Day

SAT Support

How can I help my student feel prepared, comfortable, and confident for the SAT?

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Reading Test Question Level Feedback

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Chunk your test analysis time by looking at one test section at a time. Plan several small sessions to look at test data.

Focus On 1 Section At A Time

Look at the questions you got wrong that are considered “easy.” Understand why you answered them incorrectly.

“Easy” Level Questions First

Are there similarities in the types of questions that you answered incorrectly? Identify common areas of struggle and how to best tackle those questions.

“Medium” Level Questions Next

Do you tend to struggle more with questions that are related to a particular SubScore area? Are they related to graphs/charts?

SubScore Area Focus

Do you know how to correctly bubble in your answer to the math calculation questions?

Math Calculation Answers

Look at the number of questions that were left unanswered. Are there more at the end of the test? Remember there is no penalty for guessing!

Is Test Fatigue A Concern?

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Analyzing Your Score Report

Where do I start when looking at the question level feedback section to help my student?

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01 02 03 04 05

Discuss Test Importance Analyze Score Report Practice Test Questions Encourage & Ask For Help Prepare For Test Day

SAT Support

How can I help my student feel prepared, comfortable, and confident for the SAT?

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Learn how to attack difficult questions, gain strategies for reading long passages, and see how experts break down complex questions. FREE Online Video Tutorials Practice makes perfect, right? Jump online and take a few practice tests to become more comfortable with test timing. FREE Online Practice Tests By linking your students PSAT scores to Khan Academy the program will create FREE custom study plans tailored to your student needs. FREE Custom Study Plans Read about the SAT format and questions. SAT Information Free full length practice SAT tests online! Take Practice Tests Link your PSAT scores and get custom help! Prescriptive Help

FREE Khan Academy Test Prep

At Home Test Preparations

What can my student do at home to better prepare for the SAT?

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One Question a Day, Zero Excuses

Make practice part of your routine—any place, any time. Answer a question a day

  • n the Daily Practice for the New SAT app

and get immediate feedback. The free app makes it easy to:

  • Answer an exclusive, official

reading, writing and language, or math question.

  • Reveal a hint if you’re stuck.
  • Read answer explanations and learn

from your mistakes.

  • Keep at it—daily practice can only

sharpen your skills.

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Discuss Test Importance Analyze Score Report Practice Test Questions Encourage & Ask For Help Prepare For Test Day

SAT Support

How can I help my student feel prepared, comfortable, and confident for the SAT?

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Encourage Your Student To Do Their Best & Ask For Help When Needed

  • Encourage your student to focus on

their individual goals for the April SAT test.

  • Set aside time to work together with

your student to look at some practice SAT questions together.

  • Create small goals with your student

to focus on one area at a time.

  • Remind your student that you believe

in them and that you want them to do their best.

  • Encourage your student to reach out

to their teachers for help when needed.

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Discuss Test Importance Analyze Score Report Practice Test Questions Encourage & Ask For Help Prepare For Test Day

SAT Support

How can I help my student feel prepared, comfortable, and confident for the SAT?

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Four Test Prep Tips

Wake Up Your Mind and Body Eat a Smart Breakfast Wear Appropriate Attire Arrive in Ample Time

THE MORNING OF TEST DAY

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Can My Student Retake the SAT?

  • Fee based

retakes

  • Beware of

early registration deadlines

Year Test Dates 2019-20 Oct 16, 2019 Mar 4, 2020 Mar 25, 2020 Apr 14, 2020 Apr 28, 2020

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Thank you for joining us!