Test taking final

Short Answer Prepare Clues / common sense Keep it simple Other types Schedule Time Read Put in your own words Think! Topic/Idea Get to the point Argument/Support Grammar No blanks! Essay What are you doing? What do we do? Center for Student Achievement Don’t overplay importance Plan Reward Self Talk Positive Attitude Read carefully! Underline Answer first Eliminate Skip and come back Check Multiple Choice Determine how to work through Types of Tests Do what works for you! Association Imaging Mnemonics Acronyms (ROY G. BIV) Acrostic/Sentences Jingles/Rhymes Kinesthetic Memory Test Anxiety Anxiety vs. Test-taking strategies Introduction CSA Workshop Series By: Susan Bauserman STUDY SMARTER, NOT HARDER: Attend every class Be Prepared Be Confident Review not study Wrap up Memory Put those Study Skills to Work Conquer the fear, conquer the TEST! Test Anxiety Avoid Cramming Develop a schedule for One Week prior to the test Schedule material for: Each Day Day Before Day Of Review Schedule To find out more about an upcoming test ask these questions Know what you are preparing for Review Early Daily READ Group Manageable Chunks Timing The Basics Preparation – Get Organized Using these tips, you should be able to prepare for every type of test successfully and manage your time, emotions and study habits more successfully. Before, During, After the Test Collaborate! Essay Multiple Choice T/F Short Answer T/F If true, everything must be true Examine Qualifiers – sometimes, often, generally and Absolutes – no, never, always, etc Have strategies for: Long sentences and Guessing Click the play button here Test taking strategy video Click Play here This is a video on strategies for taking a multiple choice test. Goals Time Management Present in the classroom Reading strategies Writing Academic coaching Supplemental Instruction Weekly Workshops Praxis Tutoring Study Area Note: the forward arrow will take you to the first slide. The video must be paused before proceeding to the next slide