Ways to Practice for SAT 1?

So I'm a junior now and SATs are approaching fast. Anyone got any good resources or techniques for practicing the SAT 1? I'm aiming for a real good score. If you guys could share your strategies, that'd be awesome!

One helpful initial step could be identifying your strengths and weaknesses using a diagnostic test. You can do this using the College Board's practice tests or the Bluebook™ app, which can provide you with an initial score and benchmark your performance against different sections of the test.

To improve your skills, you can consider using Khan Academy’s Official SAT Preparation Program. It's a free resource created in partnership with the College Board, which offers eight full-length, real practice tests and personalized study recommendations based on your goals and performance.

CollegeVine's blog also has a series of useful posts breaking down the SAT's logistics and providing study tips: https://blog.collegevine.com/category/standardized-tests/sat/

One crucial tip is to practice consistently. Set aside specific times each day, so instead of cramming a bunch of practice in one day, spread it out over the week. Regular study sessions can help you retain information longer.

To measure your improvement, take timed practice tests using real SAT questions after you've spent some time studying. These can help you understand the pacing of the test and give you an idea of how you'll perform under the timed conditions of the actual exam.

On the test day, remember that the SAT is now fully digital. It currently consists of two 32-minute Reading and Writing modules and two 35-minute Math modules. You will need to manage your time properly to respond to all questions.

Lastly, don't forget the mental aspect of test-taking. A positive and confident mindset can go a long way in helping you perform to your full potential. Good luck with your studying!