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Make your SAT mistakes the start of your next study session

Your diagnostic gives you questions to investigate. Open AI Tutor from a completed test, work through a wrong or blank answer, then use what you learned to choose a skill and practise it again. SAT1Prep puts that review alongside its error-analysis routine, question bank and study-plan guide.

Reading and Writing and Math questions can be reviewed by voice and on the shared board. Desmos is available for SAT Math.

Account trial: 2 mistakes, with a 10-minute time limit

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AI Tutor lesson screen: the wrong and blank questions on the left, an SAT Math question (x + y for the system x + 2y = 11 and 3x − 2y = 1) in the middle, and the tutor's steps written one under another on the board on the right.
Sample screen

From a diagnostic result to a question review

This sample shows the route from a test result into the workspace. Follow the captions to see how question selection, discussion and board work fit together; the preview has no sound.
  1. Use the diagnostic as your starting point

    Complete a SAT test on this site. Its results identify incorrect and unanswered questions that you can bring into a tutor lesson.

  2. Choose one item from your results

    Open the results-page tutor card. Before the conversation, select an opening language, a voice and either guided work or an explanation.

  3. Inspect the reasoning

    Discuss your attempt and put the difficult step on the shared board. In Math you can also check the expression in Desmos. Ask for more help whenever you need it.

  4. Close the item and decide what to practise

    Select “Finish this question” when you are ready to move on. Use the review to name a skill for your next practice session; the error-analysis guide can help you decide what needs changing.

Sample screen · A sample SAT review: results, question selection and board work

Turn the review into your next practice task

These SAT1Prep tools serve different parts of the same routine. You choose the next task; the lesson does not automatically send questions to the bank or write a schedule.
  1. Establish a starting point

    Use the free diagnostic to see your current test performance and find questions worth reviewing.

  2. Identify what went wrong

    Read the error-analysis routine to distinguish a missing skill from an unhelpful method, misreading or time pressure.

  3. Try the skill on other questions

    Filter the question bank by domain, skill and difficulty. Choose a small set that lets you test the correction you have just discussed.

  4. Make room for another attempt

    Use the study-plan guide to put targeted practice, review and later tests into the hours available in your week.

The tools inside your SAT review

Choose one item from your results

Open the results-page tutor card. Before the conversation, select an opening language, a voice and either guided work or an explanation.

SAT score report: beside the total and section scores, the orange AI Tutor card with the number of wrong answers and the free-trial note.
Sample screen

Keep the working beside the question

Use your voice to describe your reasoning, ask about a step or interrupt an explanation. Your browser asks for microphone permission; you can mute it and write on the board instead.

The shared board holds the tutor's working and your handwritten attempts. Put down the step that confused you so the discussion can continue from that point.

AI Tutor lesson screen: the wrong and blank questions on the left, an SAT Math question (x + y for the system x + 2y = 11 and 3x − 2y = 1) in the middle, and the tutor's steps written one under another on the board on the right.
Sample screen

Choose between guided work and explanation

Select step-by-step work to attempt each part yourself, or the explanation mode to listen and stop at a step you need to discuss. Choose the voice and language at the same setup screen.

The opening-language menu has 20 choices. You can then speak in the language you want to use; the SAT question remains in English.

AI Tutor start screen: how many questions there are to go over and their topics, the time left, and the choice of lesson mode, language and voice.
Sample screen

Check the expression in Desmos

SAT Math lessons include the practice simulator's Desmos calculator. The tutor can see your entered expressions, so your graph or calculation is available during the discussion.

AI Tutor lesson screen: the exam's own Desmos calculator beside the SAT question, with the two lines the student typed and where they cross; the solution steps on the board.
Sample screen

Work with a hint, or request the solution

Guided mode asks you to attempt the question and offers progressively more help. You can request the full explanation at any point, or use the answer button. These are the stages of support in guided work; asking for the solution remains an option.
  1. Time to attempt it

    While you are making progress, the tutor lets you continue.

  2. Another attempt

    You are prompted to reconsider your choice before getting more help.

  3. A place to look

    Attention is drawn to the part of the question that matters next.

  4. A focused question

    A question about your target can expose a mismatch in the working.

  5. A specific hint

    The hint names the obstacle so you can attempt that step again.

  6. One worked step

    The tutor demonstrates a step, then leaves the following step for you.

  7. The complete explanation

    You can request it directly, or reach it after guided attempts.

Keep the question review available for later

Closing an item creates a review note with its error classification, level of help, hint count and outcome. Compare that note with your own explanation of the mistake. Your panel groups reviewed questions by mistake type and shows the counts for each test. Follow a question back to its results when you want to revisit the original attempt.

Audio recordings are not stored. Your account retains the conversation transcript and question-review notes, including error classification and hint use. Deleting the account also deletes these records.

Open your panel
  • concept
  • algebra
  • arithmetic
  • sign
  • distribution
  • formula
  • graph reading
  • misread question
  • units
  • calculator
  • answer-choice trap
  • incomplete reasoning
  • carelessness
  • other

Use the account trial before adding paid time

Account trial: 2 mistakes, with a 10-minute time limit

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30 minutes of AI Tutor

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  • Keep any remaining paid time for a later review on this account.
  • Purchase limit: 8 blocks, totalling 4 hours. Checkout is on SAT1Prep.

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Start with a SAT practice test
Free-trial-finished panel: how many mistakes were reviewed and corrected, how many are still waiting, and the note that 30 minutes pick up where you left off.
Sample screen · The trial-end screen summarises reviewed and remaining questions and offers paid time to continue.

Where the lesson fits in your preparation

  • A lesson starts from a wrong answer in a finished SAT practice test (the diagnostic included) or in your question bank; outside homework questions are not lesson entry points.
  • A review is for understanding a question. It does not predict an official SAT score or offer a score-gain promise.
  • Human SAT tutoring is available as a separate service when you want a teacher's help with a broader plan.

Reading and Writing and Math reviews start from wrong or unanswered items in your completed SAT1Prep tests. The free diagnostic uses the same results-page entry point.

Before you start a review

Can I start from the free SAT diagnostic?
Yes. Finish the diagnostic on SAT1Prep, then enter through the AI Tutor card on its results. Wrong and unanswered items from completed SAT practice tests are eligible. Lessons cover Reading and Writing and Math.
Can AI Tutor open a question-bank item?
Yes, when you answered it wrong in a question bank you have access to. The bank's answer review shows an "Ask the AI Tutor" link beside the explanation, and the lesson runs as it does after a practice test. Blank items and free-sample questions do not open a lesson.
Does it create my weekly study plan?
The study-plan page is a guide to allocating your own practice time. Use your diagnostic results and error review to choose what goes into that schedule; the AI Tutor lesson does not automatically build the plan.
What can I try before buying time?
The account trial covers 2 mistakes and lasts at most 10 minutes. Sign in to use it; payment-card details are not required for the trial.
How do paid minutes work on SAT1Prep?
Time is sold here in 30-minute blocks, with a purchase limit of 8 blocks (4 hours). A balance you have not used remains available for another practice-test review.
Can I ask for an answer instead of more hints?
Yes. Request a full solution during the conversation or select the answer button. You can also choose explanation mode before the lesson; guided work is an option, not a requirement to earn access to the answer.
What language and equipment can I use?
Pick an opening language from the 20-language menu; the conversation can follow the language you speak. SAT prompts stay in English. Allow microphone access for voice, or mute and use the shared board. Headphones can help in a noisy room.
What is recorded from a review?
Audio recordings are not stored. Your account retains the conversation transcript and question-review notes, including error classification and hint use. Deleting the account also deletes these records.

Give your next SAT practice session a clear purpose

Start with the diagnostic or another SAT test. Review an item with AI Tutor, identify the skill to practise and make a place for it in your week.

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