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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You do realize that you really need to be in Calc by 11th to do well (really well) on the SAT?[/quote]

Here we go. This is precisely the attitude that we're talking about.

The SATs cover Algebra 1 and 2 material. Full-stop.

[QUOTE]While the SAT Math section tests your knowledge of high school math, it doesn’t venture past what you’ll learn in Algebra II and Pre-Calculus classes.

If you haven’t reached Calculus yet, there is no need to worry![/QUOTE]

SOURCE: https://prepexpert.com/what-kind-of-math-is-on-the-sat/#:~:text=While%20the%20SAT%20Math%20section%20tests%20your%20knowledge%20of%20high,is%20no%20need%20to%20worry!

Are kids who are in Calc by 11th likely to do better than those who stay on-level? Maybe. But that's not a reason to force your kid to go faster than they're ready.

Also, it depends on what you define as well or really well. If your on-level kid scores within the 1200-1400 range on the SATs, that's good. However, if you as a parent refuse to accept anything less than a 1500, then your expectations are warped.[/quote]

Right.  So you need to be finished with PreCalc by the time you are in 11th.  Meaning taking Calc by 11th.[/quote]

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