Rep it like test day.

Writing is the section you manage yourself: one 50-minute clock for 3 tasks, and nobody moves you to the next one. Knowing the tactics isn't enough. You need reps on the real clock until 12 / 18 / 18 runs on its own.

What's inside

  • Start Here (FREE): the rep loop, the ★ + 5-check Self-Score Rubric, the 12 / 18 / 18 clock, where to start, and a 4-week plan
  • Part 1 · The Email: 8 emails, from Warm-up to Challenge. The hidden request gets harder to find as you go. 12 min · 60+ words
  • Part 2 · The Opinion Essay: 8 prompts across school policy, technology, community, and culture + language. 18 min · 120+ words
  • Part 3 · The Integrated Essay: 6 original passages, each with an assigned side and reader (3 for, 3 against). 18 min · 120+ words
  • Part 4 · Mocks A + B: the full Writing section on one 50-minute clock, with sample answers at 3 · 2 · 1 · 0 for every task

Every rep, the same 4 steps: write on the clock, score yourself with the ★ + 5 checks, compare with the score-3 model, and pick ONE fix for your next rep.

Built to be used, not just watched

  • Timer slides with the tactics on screen and a row of transitions
  • Tags on every slide pointing to the Writing Course lesson that teaches each tactic
  • Printable Prompts and Sample Answers PDFs for every Part, plus a rep tracker

Best with The Writing Course, or get both in The Writing Bundle ($99, save $19).

All prompts, passages and sample answers are original. Self-scores are a practice estimate, not an official ETS score.

Rooting for you,
— Zaya