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SAT Diversion: Take 1926 version of the exam

  "Standardized Test Close-Up" by flickr user Shannan Muskopf, cc license Many families will have their high school students take the SAT this summer. The preparation and weight of this exam, which has been around since 1926, can make for a frustratingly stressful time in parents and students' lives. So, here's a quick but low stress diversion for parents and students alike.

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