<p>So I gave my SAT this last saturday.When we were on the 2nd section my teacher made a mistake in timing and called the section 5 minutes earlier. We then told her about it and she gave our 5 minutes to us separately. But her mistake stressed me out and I got really confused. I couldn't even calculate my time for myself. I was rushed and confused all through my test after that. So much so that in the end after I had completing my test I just strtd flipping through my book. My teacher saw that before I could realize it and said he would report me. So what should I do now? Should I report the teacher's mistake or should I wait for collegeboard to contact me regarding my test? Has anyone gone through a similar experience like that ...If yes then how did you handle the situation. Please advice. Your help is appreciated. Thanks.</p>
<p>You should contact the College Board yourself.</p>
<p>What do you mean “she gave our 5 minutes to us separately”? What bearing does confusion have on flipping through the test anyway–you were confused about the rules? You’re not allowed to go back, right? Were you flipping through and putting down answers? Changing answers? Were you counting up what you missed because of the timing? I think you should go to the teacher pronto and find out if you actually were reported and, if so, call the College Board but only if you can explain what you were doing in the context of the teacher’s mis-timing and your innocently flipping through to assess the damage done. If you were filling in answers in finished sections, you should quietly squirm and ferventlly hope you were not turned inuntil you are contacted by the College Board.</p>