This is the kind of report a family should see before a paid consult: score range, highest-impact gaps, why each gap matters, and the next work sequence. Pattern names and taxonomy context come from the SAT pattern database.
Pattern database snapshot: 135 active SAT patterns
Illustrative sample
score range
1220-1280
68% pattern control
61% pattern control
The report does not bury families in a full content map. It starts with the patterns most likely to move the score.
Math
math-001-basic-linear-solve
Algebra · Linear equations in one variable
What we saw
Misses isolate-the-variable questions when constants and coefficients appear on both sides.
Next move
Drill clean equation rewrites before mixing in derived-expression algebra.
Reading & Writing
Families need a plan that can be inspected. This sample sequence shows the first month of work before the next checkpoint.
Basic Linear Solve + Apply a Percentage to Find a New Amount
Highest-priority work block
Describing Data to Support/Weaken and Cause / Effect
Highest-priority work block
Mixed section timing and careless-error pass
Highest-priority work block
Retest the highest-impact database patterns
Highest-priority work block
Good for extra reps after the rules are taught.
Works if the goal is a modest near-term lift.
Enough structure to close both Math and Reading & Writing gaps.
coe-p4-describing-data-to-support-weaken
Information and Ideas · Command of Evidence
What we saw
Chooses a data statement that is related to the claim but does not actually support or weaken it.
Next move
Practice claim-to-table matching with one-sentence evidence checks.
Math
math-078-apply-a-percentage-to-find-a-new-amount
Problem-Solving and Data Analysis · Percentages
What we saw
Uses the final value as the base instead of applying the percent to the original amount.
Next move
Rebuild percent setup rules, then mix discount, markup, and rate-change variants.
Reading & Writing
trn-p2-cause-effect
Expression of Ideas · Transitions
What we saw
Reads transitions by tone instead of identifying which sentence causes or explains the next one.
Next move
Label cause, result, contrast, and continuation relationships before answer-choice review.