To help ease the burden that preparing for the SAT can bring, Google has introduced a new initiative focused on SAT prep. The tech giant is taking another step by providing free practice exams, all created with the help of its new, generative AI tool, Gemini. This new resource provides students with practice exam questions that are nearly identical to the official SAT. That makes their overall preparation experience better, which in turn improves their confidence going into test day.
In collaboration with respected educational companies such as The Princeton Review, Google aims to ensure that the content provided in these practice exams is rigorously vetted and of high quality. Our new partnership with The Princeton Review is key to producing trusted, high-quality material. This trust increases the power of students’ focused study time.
The expansion of these AI-powered tools goes well beyond practice exams. Google has developed a suite of resources for educators, including features designed to facilitate brainstorming sessions, build lesson plans, and tailor learning materials to fit the specific needs of their classes. These tools are designed to empower teachers to create an engaging, personalized learning environment that helps them thrive—and their students, too—so that they can all succeed.
Lauren Forris, a higher education technology reporter at TechCrunch, writes about this history making moment in the education technology landscape. Her coverage is an incredible look at Google’s new, innovative approach. It’s designed to ease the burden of SAT study by giving educators tools that will help them strengthen how they teach to give them more equitable outcomes. Forris can be reached on email at laurenf.techcrunch@gmail.com or on Signal at laurenforris22.25 for more in-depth conversation on this theme.
The release of these tools couldn’t come at a better time with students now gearing up for the first SATs of the school year. By leveraging AI technology, Google aims to provide a supportive framework that encourages effective study habits and boosts student confidence. This initiative is just one example of the ways in which Google is dedicated to improving educational experiences through technology.
While Google’s Gemini tools were specifically aimed at the SAT, they seek to benefit educators of all types and levels. These tools can easily be used in all subjects and grade levels. The company truly gets the unique challenges teachers face. It is dedicated to providing tools that simplify lesson planning and material creation.