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April 4, 2026
Why Guessing on the SAT Is Better Than Skipping (But Only If You Do It Right)
There is no penalty for guessing on the SAT, which means every blank answer is a guaranteed zero while every guess has at least a 25 percent chance of being correct. Strategic guessing, especially after eliminating one or two options, can realistically add several points to your score.
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April 4, 2026
Why Most SAT Mistakes Are Reading Errors, Not Knowledge Gaps
Most SAT questions you get wrong aren't because you didn't know the material, but because you read the question too quickly and answered what you thought it was asking. Fixing that alone can raise your score more than studying more content.
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April 4, 2026
Why Rereading Doesn't Work and Why Testing Yourself Does
Most students rely on rereading, even though research consistently identifies it as one of the least effective study strategies. The evidence shows a clear gap between perceived learning and actual results.
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