SAT Reflection Paper

Throughout my practice for the SAT, I have discovered which topics I need to continue to work on and others I excel in. I will base my schedule around this knowledge and attempt to be at my best for the SAT test date, which is March 11th.

This is not too far away, but I believe I should be able to handle it. For math I tend to be better at geometry; the class I am currently taking this school year. During the first semester I took just a regular class, but because I have understood the work so well I plan on going into honors. This should help me additionally prepare for any questions that relate to geometry in the SAT.

Other than that, there is the subject of algebra. While I remember the basics of algebra such as linear equations/inequalities and graphing them, I seem to have forgotten the more advanced algebra. This is an endless cycle, too; I will relearn these concepts but then forget it again a week later. To battle this, I plan on taking any extra time I have (including the weekends, if possible) and reteaching myself these concepts. However, because I do not always know when I will have extra time, I do not have a set timeline for when I must practice. I will always try to make sure it

This is because a few years ago I failed one of my math classes, which pushed me back a year (and consequently, I have been struggling with state tests and such every since). I will be sure to write down any new techniques I learn of in a journal and practice them along with the other problems.

As for English, I do not believe there is much extra practice needed to be done. As I am taking AP English already, I am learning what is expected of me in this aspect much faster than I am with math. Despite this, because I tend to write whenever ideas actually pop into my head, I will probably end up practicing outside of school