- [Instructor] Welcome
to Official SAT Practice, I'm Kitt Hirasaki the lead designer. Our team here at Khan
Academy has partnered with the College Board,
the makers of the SAT, to bring you official personalized and completely free practice for the SAT. Our system works by figuring
out what skills you need to practice most and
focusing your time on those. We also help you create
a practice schedule based around when your test is and
we have full length exams from College Board to help you
get ready for the real thing. So when you first sign in
you'll arrive on this page, if you've already taken the PSAT or SAT you can connect your Khan Academy and College Board accounts and automatically send
your test results to us. That way you can start by
practicing what you missed on the PSAT and we'll set
the question difficulties to match where you are right now. If you haven't taken the
PSAT or SAT no worries, we have a series of diagnostic quizzes that you can take that'll
figure out your strengths and weaknesses and what
you should practice first. So when you click sign
in to College Board, you'll be taken to College Board so you cans send your test
results to Khan Academy. Now that we're connected
we'll read in your results and create your personalized
practice recommendations. All right lookin' good. So on your first day you'll get started by practicing one of the skills that you missed on the test. You'll also go through the steps to create your practice test schedule. I have already created one
here let me scroll down. So I'm scheduled to take
the test on June 4th and the system helped me figure out when I should take my practice exams and I also scheduled the days when I want to practice throughout the week. So let's go ahead and
practice that first skill. We have two areas Math
and Reading and Writing. Your top three recommended
skills to practice are shown here and you can see these
are being recommended because they're ones that
we missed on the PSAT. So for the ones I missed
on PSAT the system has me starting at Level Two, as I answer questions right I'll climb up to Level Four which has
the hardest questions. Now let me fire up this
first recommended skill. When I'm working on a practice
question I can show hints or I can also watch a video
example for this skill and then once I've made
my answer I can check it. No, didn't get that. But fortunately we give you an explanation for how to solve the problem. After you finish practicing
these first three skills, you'll do a timed mini section which is like a real test section
where you're under time pressure but it's much shorter, just
10 or 11 questions long. And then once you're
done with that the system will give you three new
skills to practice based on what you missed on the
timed mini section combined with what you missed on your PSAT or your diagnostic quizzes. Then if there's specific
skills that you want to get more practice on you can come down to the library and choose
what you want to practice. You can also watch videos where Sal works through different examples. In our Tips and Planning
section we have videos and articles about the test as well as tips for preparing for the test and in our Full Exam section we have four full exams you can take to get ready for the real thing. The SAT is a long test, it's
three hours or four hours if you've signed up for the optional essay and it's very important
to take practice exams to build up the endurance you'll need to do well on your test day. Then once you've finished a practice test you'll get your score, you
can review your answers, and you'll get new
practice recommendations for the questions that you've missed. So that's it, you can go
to khanacademy.org/SAT to get started preparing
for the SAT all for free. Good luck.