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This was my experience. In my SAT prep class 15 years ago, the first thing the instructor did was talk about the statistics of guessing and how even if you don’
by ksdale 7y ago
This was my experience. In my SAT prep class 15 years ago, the first thing the instructor did was talk about the statistics of guessing and how even if you don’t know any answers at all, you can improve your score dramatically just by eliminating the obviously wrong answers before you guess. Then we went about learning ways to find the obviously wrong answers based on the format of the question that was asked. We also took practice tests, but it was the generic test taking rules that made the difference for me. I did very, very well on the SAT and then later, I applied the same rules to the LSAT and did much less prep and did very well on that too.