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SAT Reading and Writing: Complete Course Map
Your step-by-step roadmap for Digital SAT success. Organized lessons, quizzes, and flashcards from foundational skills to advanced mastery.
Who This Is For
- Students who want a step-by-step Digital SAT Reading and Writing study plan
- Parents comparing prep options and looking for a trusted unit-by-unit roadmap
- Teachers/Tutors who need a clean, linkable curriculum map
Authority: College Board
Unit Roadmap
Master skills in sequence: Information & Ideas → Craft & Structure → Expression of Ideas → Standard English Conventions
Unit 1: About the SAT Start Here
Format, timing, modules, and what Reading & Writing tests.
Build a realistic schedule and plan practice-to-review cycles.
Unit 2: Foundations — Information & Ideas
Find the best support: quotes, lines, tightly matched evidence.
Connect claims to charts/tables; interpret data-based arguments.
Identify main idea, purpose, and supporting details.
Choose what must be true based on text—no outside knowledge.
Unit 3: Foundations — Craft & Structure
Use context clues (tone, contrast, example) for precise meaning.
Track logic: claim→support, problem→solution, author intent.
Relate two texts: agreement, disagreement, extension.
Unit 4: Foundations — Expression & Conventions
Connectors for cause, contrast, addition, example, sequence.
Use bullet-point notes to craft the best sentence.
Fix sentence meaning and improve clarity.
Punctuation and clause boundaries: commas, semicolons, colons.
Unit 5: Medium — Information & Ideas
Distinguish "close but wrong" from best-supported evidence.
Multi-variable charts and trend-based reasoning.
Refine main-idea choices with matching details.
Precise, text-locked inferences with neutral passages.
Unit 6: Medium — Craft & Structure
Exact shade of meaning; avoid synonyms that don't fit.
Identify function of lines: example, counterargument, concession.
Synthesize two passages: compare claims and conclusions.
Unit 7: Medium — Expression & Conventions
Best logical bridge when multiple answers look plausible.
Match sentence choice to goal, audience, constraints.
Eliminate redundancy, fix pronoun reference.
Master clause boundaries with common traps.
Unit 8: Advanced — Information & Ideas
Subtle claims with tight logical matching.
Advanced graphics; connect data to argument quality.
Main idea when language is abstract or compressed.
Exact inferences with minimal wording—precision matters.
Unit 9: Advanced — Craft & Structure
Resolve fine meaning differences using rhetorical cues.
Track argument structure in complex passages.
Synthesize paired texts with conflicting assumptions.
Unit 10: Advanced — Expression & Conventions
Best connector when multiple relationships seem possible.
Optimize purpose, tone, and constraints—no extra claims.
High-level revision: concision, precision, logical flow.
Complex boundary choices and punctuation traps.
Unit 11: SAT Grammar Practice
Core rules and SAT traps (interrupting phrases, inverted order).
Clarity + agreement: who/which/they/it references.
Apostrophes, plural forms, possessive logic.
Tense consistency, participles, irregular verbs.
Avoid dangling/misplaced modifiers.
Independent vs. dependent clauses; conjunction patterns.
Nonessential info: commas, dashes, appositives.
Colons, semicolons, fragments, run-ons.
Practice Hub: Quizzes & Flashcards
Workflow: Lesson → Flashcards → Quiz → Review mistakes
Vocabulary & Context Clues
Find Words Using Context
Read Graphic Organizers
Themes (Myths/Fables)
Characters (Actions & Dialogue)
Story Predictions
Supporting Details (Informational)
Supporting Details (Literary)
Story Elements
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