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We will lead the nation in improving student
achievement. Kathy CoxState Superintendent
of Schools
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Essential Question
Is your school using the SAT Online Prep Course
to improve student achievement?

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Essential Question What are the goals of
the SAT Online Course?

The goals of the SAT Online Course are
to increase student achievement
to improve reasoning skills
to improve critical reading skills
to improve writing and communications skills
to increase students familiarity with a
reasoning test
to increase students awareness of SAT as a
reasoning test
to improve Georgias SAT scores and other
critical tests

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Why Participate?

Georgia students who registered and participated
in the program scored
13 points higher on the critical reading section
of the SAT
19 points higher on the mathematics section of
the SAT
16 points higher on the writing section of the
SAT
Would you like a 48 point gain on the SAT?
It is FREE!

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College English Composition Readiness in Georgia

ACT Readiness Benchmark in College English- 18
63 of all students met readiness benchmark in
College English. 37 are not ready for College
English
40 of African- American students met readiness
benchmark in College English. 60 are not ready
for College English
53 of Hispanic students met readiness benchmark
in College English. 47 are not ready for
College English.
80 of White students met readiness benchmark in
College English. 20 are not ready for College
English.
ACT 2009 Public Schools

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College Mathematics Readiness in Georgia

ACT Readiness Benchmark in College Mathematics-
22
36 of all students met readiness benchmark in
College Algebra 64 are not ready for College
Math.
14 of African-American students met readiness
benchmark in College Algebra. 86 are not ready
for College Math.
33 of Hispanic students met readiness benchmark
in College Algebra. 67 are not ready for
College Math.
52 of White students met readiness benchmark in
College Algebra. 48 are not ready for College
Math.
ACT 2009Public Schools

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College Science Readiness in Georgia

ACT Readiness Benchmark - College Science- 24
22 of all students met readiness benchmark in
College Biology . 78 are not ready for College
Biology.
6 of African- American students met readiness
benchmark in College Biology. 94 are not ready
for College Biology.
18 of Hispanic students met readiness benchmark
in College Biology. 82 are not ready for College
Biology.
33 of White students met readiness benchmark in
College Biology. 67 are not ready for College
Biology.
ACT 2009Public Schools

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Essential Question What skills are measured by
critical reading?

Critical reading measures students abilities
to read and think carefully about the passage
(GPSELA9- 12RL1,2,3GHSGT/EOCT)
to determine the meanings of words from context
(GPSELA9- 12RL5GHSGT/EOCT)
to understand significant information directly
stated (GPSELA9- 12RL1,2,3GHSGT/EOCT)
to synthesize information (GPSELA9-12RL1,2,3,4
GHSGT/EOCT)
to analyze information (GPSELA9-12RL1,2,3,4GHSG
T/EOCT)
to make inferences (GPSELA9-12RL1,2,3,4GHSGT/EO
CT)

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Essential Question What skills are measured by
critical reading?

Critical reading measures students abilities
to evaluate assumptions (GPSELA9- 12RL1,2,3,4GH
SGT/EOCT)
to evaluate techniques (GPSELA9-12RLGHSGT/EOCT)
to identify cause-effect (GPSELA9-12RLGHSGT)
to identify main ideas (GPSELA9-2RL2GHSGT/EOCT)
to follow the logic of an analogy/argument
(GPSELA9- 12RL1,2,3,4GHSGT/EOCT)
to understand meanings of words
(GPSELA9- 12RL5GHSGT/EOCT)
to understand the logic of sentence structure
(GHSGT/EOCT)

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Essential Question What skills are measured by
writing?

Writing measures students abilities
to apply the conventions of standard, written
English
(GPSELA9-12C1 GPSELA9-12W1GHSWT,GHSGT
EOCT)
to think critically (GPSELA9-12C1GSHGT/GHSWT
EOCT)
to plan and complete a first draft of an essay
(GPSELA9-12C2,4GHSWT EOCT)
to select a rhetorical approach that best fits
their writing style
and purpose (GPSELA9-12C1GHSWT EOCT)

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Essential Question What skills are measured by
writing?

Writing measures students abilities
to recognize and correct faults in sentence
structure (GPSELA9-12C1GHSWT/EOCT)
to recognize effective sentences that follow the
conventions of standard, written English
(GPSELA9-12C1GHSWT /EOCT)
to organize and develop paragraphs in a coherent
and logical manner (GPSELA9-12C1GHSWT/EOCT)

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MATHEMATICS

Lesson 12 Overview of mathematics
Lesson 13 Multiple choice questions
Lesson 14 Student-Produced Responses
Lesson 15 Numbers and Operations
Lesson 16 Algebra and Functions
Lesson 17 Geometry and Measurement
Lesson 18 Data analysis, Statistics, Probability

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SAT Numbers and Operations

GHSGT STRAND 1 (Numbers and Computation) 17-19
OF GHSGT
EOCT Algebra I ( Algebraic Fundamentals) EOCT
Geometry (Logic and Reasoning)
GPS MATHEMATICS
Properties of integers (positive/negative,
consecutive, even, odd)
and the number line (EOCT-Algebra IMM2A1MM2N1)
Squares and Square Roots (GHSGT-Standard 2
EOCT-Algebra I)
Fractions and Rational Numbers (GHSGT Standard
2EOCT-Algebra I MM1A1 MM1A3)
Elementary Number Theory (EOCT- Algebra I)
Ratios, Proportions, Percents (GHSGT Standard
2EOCT Algebra I)
Sequences (Definite and indefinite) (EOCT-Algebra
IMA3A9)
Sets ( union, intersection, elements)
(EOCT-Algebra I)

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SAT Algebra and Functions

GHSGT STRAND 4 Algebra - 29-30 OF GHSGT
EOCT Algebra I (Functions and their Graphs)
(Solving Equations and Inequalities)
EOCT-Geometry (Logic and Reasoning)
GPS MATHEMATICS
ALGEBRAIC FUNCTIONS
Absolute value (EOCT-Algebra IMM2A1)
Rational equations and inequalities (EOCT-
Algebra IMM1A3MA2A5)
Quadratic functions by factoring (EOCT-Algebra
I MM2A3MM2A4MA1A4)
Integers and rational exponents (EOCT-Algebra
I,MM2A2)
Direct and inverse variations (GHSGT Standard 36
MM2A5MM3A3MA2A2)
Functions and Function Notations (EOCT-Algebra I
MM1A1 MM4A1 MM4A4 MA1A1MA3A1 )

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SAT Algebra and Functions

GHSGT STRAND 4 Algebra - 29-30 OF GHSGT
EOCT Algebra I (Functions and their Graphs)
(Solving Equations and Inequalities)
EOCT-Geometry (Logic and Reasoning)
GPSMATHEMATICS
Domain and range (EOCT- Algebra I, MM1A1)
Functions as models (EOCT-Algebra I)
Linear functions- equations and graphs
(GHSGT Standard 41,EOCT-Algebra IMM1A3MM2A2)

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SAT Geometry and Measurement

GPS MATHEMATICS
GHSGT STRAND 3 Measurement and Geometry
32-34 OF GHSGT
EOCT-Algebra I- Functions and their Graphs
EOCT-Geometry- (Congruency Similarity) (Points,
Lines. Planes, Angles), (Coordinate,
Transformational Three-Dimensional
Geometry)
Geometric notations (GHSGT Standards 30 EOCT
-Geometry)
Triangles( includes special triangles),MM1G3
MM2G1-2MA2G1
Points and lines MM1G1
Properties of circles (MM2G3MA1G4 MA2G3)
Area and perimeter (GPSMM1G1MM1G3MM3G1)
Other polygons (MA1G3)
Problems in which trigonometry may be used as an
alternative methods of solution (GHSGT Standard
32)
Properties of tangent lines (EOCT-Geometry)

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SAT Geometry and Measurement

GPS MATHEMATICS
GHSGT STRAND 3 Measurement and Geometry
32-34 OF GHSGT
EOCT-Algebra I- Functions and their Graphs
EOCT-Geometry- (Congruency Similarity) (Points,
Lines. Planes, Angles), (Coordinate,
Transformational Three-Dimensional
Geometry)
Coordinate geometry (GHSGT Standard 25 EOCT-
GeometryMM1G1MM1G3MA1G1)
Qualitative behavior of graphs and functions
(EOCT-Algebra IMM1A1)
Transformations and their effect on graphs and
functions (EOCT-Algebra I, Geometry)

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SAT Data Analysis, Statistics, Probability

GPS MATHEMATICS
GHSGT Strand 2Data Analysis- 19-25 of GHSGT
EOCT Algebra I (Connections and Applications)
EOCT Geometry (Logic Reasoning)
Graphs (GHSGT Standards 11,12,13,14,15
EOCT-Algebra I GeometryMM3A1,mm1d1)
Data Interpretation( GHSGT Standards 13,15
EOCT-Algebra IMM1D2MM3D3,mm1d3)
Statistics (GHSGT Standards 15,16 EOCT-Algebra
I MM1D3)
Probability (GHSGT Standards 10, EOCT-Algebra I
GeometryMM1D2MA1D2)

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Georgia Performance Standards IN MATHEMATICS

MA1P1. Students will solve problems (using
appropriate technology).
MA1P2. Students will reason and evaluate
mathematical arguments.
MA1P3. Students will communicate mathematically.
MA1P4. Students will make connections among
mathematical ideas and to other disciplines.
MA1P5. Students will represent mathematics in
multiple ways.

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Academic Preparation and SAT Scores
Course/Years of Study Percentage SAT
Score English AP/Honors 39 1638
English more than 4 years 4
1560 English 4 Years 79 1471 Math
AP/Honors 32 1667 Calculus
24
1675 Math More than 4 Years 13
1625 Math 4 Years 69 1454 2009
Georgia student data State SAT average
1460
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Academic Preparation and SAT Scores
Course/Years of Study Percentage SAT
Score Science AP/Honors
32 1667 Physics 53
1526 Science 4 Years
52 1490 Science more than 4 years
6 1638 Social
Studies AP/Honors 38
1635 Social Studies 4 Years 63
1468 Social studies more than 4 years 6
1601 2009 Georgia student
data State SAT average 1460
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Academic Preparation and SAT Scores
Course/Years of Study Percentage SAT
Score FL AP/Honors 17
1698 FL More than 4 Years 4
1703 FL 4 Years 14
1604 FL 3 Years 24
1537 Fine Arts AP/Honors 6
1656 Fine Arts 4 Years
18 1532 2009 Georgia student data State SAT
average 1460
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Percent of Students Meeting ACT College
Readiness Benchmarks
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PSAT Practice Means Higher SAT Scores

Class of 2009 State average-1460
Average SAT score without PSAT
1302
Average SAT score with PSAT as Junior 1386
Average SAT score with PSAT as Sophomore or
younger 1439

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What are the test content and question types?
SAT
Critical Reading (67 items) Multiple-choice items Sentence Completion 19 questions Passage based reading (long and short passages) 48 questions
Math (54 items) Multiple-choice items Number and Operations 11-13 questions Algebra I, II, and Functions 19-21 questions Geometry and Measurements 14-16 questions Statistics, Probability, and Data Analysis 6-7 questions Student-produced responses 10 questions
Writing (50 items) Multiple-choice Identifying Sentence Errors 18 questions Improving sentences 25 questions Improving Paragraphs 6 questions Student-Written Essay Effectively communicate viewpoint, defining and supporting a position 1 question
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