SAT math

SAT Math

The SAT Math course is designed to prepare students for the SAT math section, which is required for admission to US universities. This course includes all the necessary topics and problems that appear on the exam.

Course Objective:
To prepare students to solve SAT Math problems, improve their mathematical skills and testing strategy.

What is covered:

Algebra:

Solving equations, inequalities, and systems of equations.

Understanding functions, their properties, and applications.

Graphing linear, quadratic, and exponential functions.

Word problems involving algebraic concepts.

Geometry:

Calculating areas, perimeters, and volumes for various shapes, including composite figures.

Understanding and solving problems involving angles, triangles, circles, and polygons.

Coordinate geometry: slopes, distances, midpoints, and graph interpretation.

Analyzing transformations and their effects on shapes.

Statistics and Probability:

Interpreting and analyzing data from charts, tables, and graphs.

Understanding measures of central tendency (mean, median, mode) and dispersion (range, standard deviation).

Calculating probabilities in simple and compound events.

Making inferences and predictions based on data.

Mathematical Modeling:

Solving real-world problems using mathematical concepts.

Translating word problems into equations and expressions.

Applying mathematical reasoning in practical contexts, including business, science, and technology scenarios.

Using mathematical methods to find solutions within a limited time:

Developing time-management strategies for the exam.

Recognizing efficient methods to approach problems.

Identifying key information in problems and avoiding common traps.

Learning format:

Interactive lessons with explanation of theoretical aspects:

Engaging content to ensure a thorough understanding of fundamental math concepts.

Visual aids and digital tools for exploring mathematical ideas.

Opportunities to clarify doubts through Q&A sessions.

Practical tasks based on real SAT tests:

Practice questions that mirror the format and difficulty of the SAT exam.

Detailed solutions and explanations for each problem.

Timed practice tests to simulate real exam conditions.

Analysis of typical mistakes and strategies for successfully passing the exam:

Identifying common pitfalls and understanding how to avoid them.

Learning techniques to check work efficiently.

Developing a personalized approach to improve weak areas and reinforce strengths.

Additional resources and support:

Access to online practice tools and SAT prep platforms.

Regular progress assessments and feedback.

Study guides and tips tailored to individual learning styles.