SAT Reading & Writing Packets (2020 Edition): Practice Materials and Study Guide for the SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing Sections - Paperback

by Mike Settele (Author)

NOTE: This edition is meant for the paper-and-pencil SAT format that was discontinued in 2023. It still includes helpful tips, strategies, and practice questions that students should find useful for the digital SAT; however, the Reading section underwent significant changes in 2024. Be sure to supplement this study guide with other resources specifically for the digital SAT from Settele Tutoring and others so that you are prepared for the new question formats.

A thorough and easy-to-use study guide for the SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing sections

• over 400 realistic practice questions
• 31 "packets" that narrow your focus to one topic at a time so you can prep efficiently
• tips and strategies specifically designed for the SAT and PSAT
• lessons and explanations that show you how to avoid the SAT's traps

Great for Students

• short chapters so it's easy to find time to practice
• examples and exercises that force you to try questions yourself, take chances, and push past your confusion
• "Important Ideas" pages that summarize the most useful grammar rules and strategies
• charts that categorize every question from the 10 Official SAT Practice Tests so you can target your weaknesses - a great companion to The Official SAT Study Guide 2020 Edition

Great for Tutors

• minimal text so that your students don't get overwhelmed and so that you can lead the lessons yourself
• designed as a workbook with plenty of space for students to show their work and add extra notes and reminders
• each packet is split into "The Basics" and "The Twists" so that you can stick to the essentials or challenge your most advanced students
• help your students overcome their weaknesses using the SAT Reading and Writing Packets study guide instead of wasting the Official SAT Practice Tests

(The SAT Reading and Writing Packets study guide has no affiliation with the College Board)