Should students start their SAT or ACT prep in 10th grade?
Does it make sense for 10th graders to start preparing for the SAT or ACT?
The best thing for 10th graders to focus on is their high school coursework. By working hard in their English, math, and other classes, students will build the fundamental reading, math, and grammar skills they will need to be successful on the SAT and ACT. It is not appropriate for students to really start specific SAT or ACT prep in 10th grade. If 10th graders want to use an SAT or ACT prep tool as a way to learn concepts they will need to be successful in high school, college, and beyond, that is a good idea but not as specific prep for one test. The concern is that starting to prepare for the SAT or ACT in tenth grade will only add to the stress that some students put on themselves and will lead to burnout as the test approaches.
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