Went over the whole grammar section, took a practice test, did 20 grammar problems

@Jason Parton and @Skylar Urbina are the first people to get 9-in-a-row streaks (+3 extra XP)! Nice job!

Every day, you should open the community and make a post showcasing what you did that day for prep. You should include a clear screenshot so we can see it, too. For each day you complete at least 15 practice problems as part of your work OR if you completed at least 1 course section as part of your work, you earn 1 XP. For every 3 days in a row you earn 1 XP, you get 1 EXTRA XP as well. And this STACKS, so if you have studied for 9 days in a row, you'll earn 3 EXTRA XP on TOP of what you already got. But, if you MISS studying for MORE than a day in a row, you LOSE 1 XP for every ADDITIONAL day. So, if I have 5 XP and I miss studying for 3 days in a row, I will lose 2 XP. And then, you can make a post (or DM me) to spend your credits each day. Here's what you can unlock: 1 XP - Unlock the Gamify SAT Minecraft Sever (DM me) 2 XP - I'll Record a Video Explaining Any SAT Concept or Problem You Need Help With 3 XP - I'll Review Your Mistake Tracker And Explain How to Fix the Most Common Mistakes 7 XP - Unlock a 30 minute 1-on-1 Tutoring Call 10 XP - Unlock a 60 minute 1-on-1 Tutoring Call 15 XP - I Review Your Practice Test Video 20 XP - Shoutout + Appearance in Upcoming YouTube Video Use this link to see the current credit leaderboard: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BASS2h-NL3dwsABDGtkDtn6StNoJGNPk6pUzGh9yOv0/edit?usp=sharing

post made me feel like I should make a post about this. As I explained in the recent Desmos video on YouTube, there is no real evidence to suggest that the March SAT is going to be "Desmos-proof" (besides random stories from students). However, do NOT miss the nuance of that video. The point of that video was NOT that "you can just use Desmos for everything, don't worry." It's that Desmos has NEVER been a perfect strategy for everything on the SAT. All past SATs had several problems that you could not use Desmos on. Will the March SAT have MORE of those problems -- who knows? But what I DO know is that if you have time left, you should make sure you understand the SAT math concepts on a more conceptual level. How do you do that? Best suggestion I can give is to use ChatGPT to test yourself on the different math categories listed at 5:40 in the Desmos video. Make sure you're at least good with those. (if you need help, notice how the Math course in the classroom covers literally EVERY SINGLE ONE of them). almost like I did that on purpose (lol) Beyond that, hard practice problems (like the free Aniko Super Hard Math Questions) will always be effective at testing your conceptual knowledge as well (simply because they're so hard). I hope this helped at least a LITTLE bit without getting you too stressed out. Lowkey might be dedicating almost all my time to really helping the people in the other community over the next 3 weeks, but I'll still be helping any people I can in here. Let me know if you have any questions on this.

Logging in. Going to try to hit another 80 questions today but more focused not on volume but quality as im reviewing the mistakes from the last couple days. So heavy using the loop strategy