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SAT Changes 2023 short
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Michelle Rotteau
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Updated Jan 28, 2022
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Chapter 1
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Okay, let's talk about what's happening with the S. A. T. In one minute.
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The digital test is going to start for international students in 2023.
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So we're going to assume it's in March and for us
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students in 2020 for that is where you're taking the test.
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If you're in the United States is 2024.
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The test overall is going to be short or only two hours long.
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Instead of the current three hours,
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there's gonna be changes to the math and the reading section.
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The math section is no longer going to have a no calculator section.
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So all the math questions, you can use a calculator.
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The reading section is going to see the most significant change to
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instead of long passages,
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you're going to have shorter passages with single questions at least.
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That's the plan currently.
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But the biggest difference is going to be adaptive testing.
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That means that when you take the first section,
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depending on how well or poorly you do on that
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section is going to determine what kinds of questions,
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how hard or how easy those questions are going to be in the second section.
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This means that students are going to have
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different tests depending on how they perform within
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the test which will help with test security and other current issues with the S.
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A. T.
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