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SAT Reading and Writing Crash Course

SAT Score Range

5 sessions

+2

🔥 7 spots left!

About

Each session, we'll go over one topic. These topics come straight from the official Reading and Writing Domains and Skills published by the College Board. The questions we go over together will come straight from the SAT Suite Question Bank, and we will draw from all difficulties to replicate the level students will see in Module 1 and Module 2 of the Reading and Writing Section.

This crash course is designed to be quick and intense in order to prepare students for the Oct. 4 SAT :)

Lesson 1: Information and Ideas
  • Central Ideas and Details (learning to comprehend passages and extrapolate key information)
  • Inferences (applying the information described in the passage to draw conclusions and answer questions)
  • Command of Evidence (identifying claims made in the passages and finding what evidence supports them)

Lesson 2: Craft and Structure
  • Words in Context (identifying the meaning of unfamiliar vocabulary words based on the context of the passage)
  • Text Structure in Purpose (identifying and summarizing the overall structure of the text; how does the writer convey ideas?)
  • Cross-Text Connection (identifying the claims and viewpoints of two texts and evaluating how the writers of each text would agree or disagree with each other)

Lesson 3: Expression of Ideas
  • Rhetorical Synthesis (use information from bulleted notes to achieve a certain purpose, like emphasize similarities or differences)
  • Transitions (find the most logical word or phrase to fill in the blank and move from one idea to another)

Lesson 4: Standard English Conventions
  • Boundaries (fill in the blank with words and appropriate punctuation)
  • Form, Structure, and Sense (fill in the blank with phrases that are in the appropriate tense)

Lesson 5: Final Summative Review
  • Review session of all skills
  • Practice with questions only from the Hard Difficulty straight from the SAT Suite Question Bank

Tutored by

Lauren W 🇺🇸

Certified in 5 topics

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I’m a high school student from Los Angeles who loves writing poetry, listening to music, and reading. I’m here to help others develop Reading and Writing skills, along with some Pre-Algebra and Geometry skills.

✋ ATTENDANCE POLICY

You are free to attend (or skip) whichever sessions you want! I understand that sometimes things might come up all of a sudden, which is completely fine. There are no penalties for not attending a session! Just please message me to let me know if you're unable to make a session :)

SESSION 1

19

Sep

SESSION 1

SAT Reading & Writing

SAT Reading & Writing

Fri 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM UTCSep 19, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM UTC

Lesson 1: Information and Ideas
  • Central Ideas and Details (learning to comprehend passages and extrapolate key information)
  • Inferences (applying the information described in the passage to draw conclusions and answer questions)
  • Command of Evidence (identifying claims made in the passages and finding what evidence supports them)

We'll start with a quick slideshow, and then I'll walk you through a couple of questions! After that, we'll tackle some harder questions as a group, and then I'll let you do some questions on your own. At the end, we'll do a quick "cheatsheet" summary of what we learned today.
SESSION 2

20

Sep

SESSION 2

SAT Reading & Writing

SAT Reading & Writing

Sat 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM UTCSep 20, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM UTC

Lesson 2: Craft and Structure
  • Words in Context (identifying the meaning of unfamiliar vocabulary words based on the context of the passage)
  • Text Structure in Purpose (identifying and summarizing the overall structure of the text; how does the writer convey ideas?)
  • Cross-Text Connection (identifying the claims and viewpoints of two texts and evaluating how the writers of each text would agree or disagree with each other)
SESSION 3

21

Sep

SESSION 3

SAT Reading & Writing

SAT Reading & Writing

Sun 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM UTCSep 21, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM UTC

Lesson 3: Expression of Ideas
  • Rhetorical Synthesis (use information from bulleted notes to achieve a certain purpose, like emphasize similarities or differences)
  • Transitions (find the most logical word or phrase to fill in the blank and move from one idea to another)

SESSION 4

27

Sep

SESSION 4

SAT Reading & Writing

SAT Reading & Writing

Sat 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM UTCSep 27, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM UTC

Lesson 4: Standard English Conventions
  • Boundaries (fill in the blank with words and appropriate punctuation)
  • Form, Structure, and Sense (fill in the blank with phrases that are in the appropriate tense)
SESSION 5

29

Sep

SESSION 5

SAT Reading & Writing

SAT Reading & Writing

Mon 12:30 AM - 1:30 AM UTCSep 29, 12:30 AM - 1:30 AM UTC

Lesson 5: Final Summative Review
  • Review session of all skills!
  • Practice with questions only from the Hard Difficulty straight from the SAT Suite Question Bank
  • Last-Minute Test-Taking Skills for Success :)

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Sep 19 - Sep 29

2 weeks

60 mins

/ session

Next session on September 19, 2025

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Saturdays

5:00PM