To practice for the SAT Reading section effectively, start by reading a variety of materials — like articles, essays, and science passages — to get used to different writing styles. When you read, focus on identifying the main idea, tone, and purpose of the passage. Practice answering questions that test your understanding of details and how the author supports their arguments. Use official SAT practice tests to get familiar with the format and timing, and always review your wrong answers carefully to understand your mistakes. A helpful trick is to underline key points or transitions while reading, so you can find information faster when answering questions. Over time, regular reading and active practice will help you read faster, understand more, and feel more confident on test day.