GGHONEEM MATHTHE REVISION STUDIO
SAT MATH · 5 DECEMBER 2026

December SAT revision.
Make every day count.

Build confidence for Saturday, 5 December. Follow your daily objectives, practise your weakest topics, and learn from every correction.

THE ROAD TO EXAM DAY

Four stages. A clear direction.

Suggested revision sequence. Your instructor’s dated objectives and group roadmap take priority.

8–15 NOVEMBER

Strengthen the foundations

Review linear equations, functions, systems, ratios and percentages. Use recent mistakes to choose your first priorities.

16–22 NOVEMBER

Connect the harder ideas

Practise quadratics, nonlinear systems, polynomials, exponents and radicals. Explain why your method works.

23–29 NOVEMBER

Cover gaps. Build pace.

Revisit statistics, probability, circles, triangles, trigonometry, area and volume. Complete assigned timed practice and correct it.

30 NOVEMBER–4 DECEMBER

Refine and feel ready

Retest recurring mistakes early in the week. Finish with light review of formulas, calculator methods and your exam-day checklist.

Start with your assigned daily plan, then use topic practice to address the gaps it identifies.

Using earlier practice collections

November prediction PDFs and earlier collections remain available as practice, with their original titles, graphs and tables. They are not December predictions. Revision check-ins are self-reported; daily objectives complete from submitted linked assessments in your study plan.

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ADD A COLLECTION

Keep the original questions intact.

Upload a student-only PDF or link to one. Question references point to its original pages, keeping graphs and tables together.

Question import format

Use the original student PDF page number. One reference per question. Difficulty and idea tags can be edited later. PDF text is not automatically extracted.

[{"label":"Q1","page":1,"topic":"Quadratics","difficulty":"hard","idea":"discriminant","stem":"Optional searchable question text","answer":"Optional staff answer","explanation":"Optional staff solution"}]

ASSIGN REVISION

A clear plan for the day.

This creates an additional revision plan for the selected students. Existing objectives, scores, exam assignments, timers and retake rules remain unchanged.