Digital SAT Suite of Assessments for Educators & Teachers
I. Introduction
Preparing students for the SAT is a crucial task for educators, yet it comes with significant
challenges. From ensuring that lessons are aligned with the test content to providing targeted
practice and feedback, the workload can be overwhelming. The introduction of the Digital SAT
Suite for Educators offers a comprehensive solution to these challenges. This innovative suite of
tools is designed to streamline the preparation process, making it easier for educators to guide
their students towards success on the SAT.
The SAT Suite for Educators includes a range of assessments such as the PSAT 8/9, PSAT 10,
PSAT/NMSQT, and the SAT itself. With the transition to digital formats, the suite is equipped to
provide enhanced resources and functionalities that cater to both teaching and administrative
needs. This blog explores the features and benefits of the SAT Suite for Educators and provides a
step-by-step guide on how to utilize these resources effectively.
II. What is the SAT Suite for Educators?
The SAT Suite for Educators is a family of standardized assessments designed to measure the
knowledge and skills students acquire in high school, which are essential for college and career
readiness. The Digital suite includes the PSAT 8/9, PSAT 10, PSAT/NMSQT, and the SAT. The
transition to digital testing formats has been informed by extensive consultations with school and
district leaders, ensuring that the changes meet the needs of educators and students alike.
Transitioning to Digital
The digital SAT Suite of Assessments maintains the integrity and rigor of the traditional tests
while offering new advantages. Resources are available to help school and district staff transition
confidently to the digital format, covering test structure, scoring, and content. This ensures a
smooth implementation process and maximizes the benefits for educators and students.
PSAT-Related Assessments
Educators often have questions about test accommodations and score reporting for the
PSAT-related assessments. For example:
●PSAT 8/9: Students do not need College Board approval to use test accommodations.
●PSAT 10 and PSAT/NMSQT: Students must receive College Board approval for
accommodations.
●Score information is available at the district and state levels, providing valuable insights
for educators.