recognize the move before you rush

Learn the repeatable patterns behind SAT questions

Pattern Master organizes 29 recurring problem forms across the SAT's eight domains. Each protected lesson moves from explanation to worked reasoning, guided practice, and a final check without publishing lesson or question-bank content to the open web.

what the system does

Designed around a specific study job

Learn the underlying move

Start with a ground-up explanation of what the pattern asks and why a specific approach works.

Watch the reasoning unfold

Follow a worked example that makes the decision process visible instead of jumping to an answer.

Try with support

Apply the move in a guided stage before the final independent check.

Prove it in protected practice

Finish with an account-only check connected to your progress evidence.

how it fits into practice

A clear loop from setup to evidence

  1. 1

    Choose a pattern

    Open a domain and select the problem form you want to understand.

  2. 2

    Build the mental model

    Read the explanation and identify the cue that distinguishes this pattern.

  3. 3

    Rehearse the decision

    Watch and try the steps with progressively less support.

  4. 4

    Check transfer

    Use the Prove stage to see whether you can recognize and apply the move independently.

honest boundaries

What this page does not promise

  • A pattern library is not a prediction of the exact questions on a future SAT.
  • The 29 lessons are PsychSAT instruction, not official College Board material.
  • The public page describes the system but does not expose protected lesson or question content.

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