<p>Hi guys. Im studying about 2 hrs a day for the June SAT. Right now, I'm mostly using the Xiggi method of taking practice tests from BB and reviewing each question as well as glancing over silverturtle's guide. I've also been splitting each week for a different section and rotating it. For example, this week i did math (about 10 sections), last week was writing, and next week, ill do CR. Is it more effective to just rotate on a daily basis,a weekly basis, or to just take the exams as they appear a few sections at a time? I'm not sure which way is most effective for me as I'm a bit of a newby. Thanks</p>
<p>I would suggest to rotate on a daily basis. What I did was to take 1-2 sections of CR/M/W on a given day and spend some time trying to figure out why I had gotten questions wrong and correct and make sure that my reasoning for the answers was right. Then I would look up the official explanations online at CollegeBoard. I feel that rotating weekly won’t let you retain the information on a particular section as well as rotating daily will.</p>
<p>Thanks Apocs!</p>