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Tips for Studying for Tests

Middle and High School Top Tips for Acing Tests!

Tips for Studyingfor TestsMiddle and High School Top Tips for Acing Tests!

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Teach... is this going to be on the test?

Whether your students are preparing for end-of-semester/year exams or state tests, this guide offers easy, actionable advice for helping middle and high school students study smarter.

4 Tips for Preparing for a Test 4 Tips for Preparing for a Test

Tip 1: Put on Your Sherlock Holmes Cap 🕵🏽‍♀️ Tip 1: Put on Your Sherlock Holmes Cap 🕵🏽‍♀️

How to decode what will be on the test.
This blog post is geared toward college science students, but the tips work just as well for middle and high school students. Approach that test with your best Brooklyn 99!

Tip 2: Start with the Answers You Already Have 🔍 Tip 2: Start with the Answers You Already Have 🔍

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What?

What answers? If you look back over your notes, your homework assignments, your old quizzes and tests, you will notice your teacher pointing you towards the material you need to know to succeed. Examine the evidence, CSI-style, using the pointers in the guide, below.
12 Surprising Study And Test Skills For Middle And High Schoolers - Made For Math

12 Surprising Study And Test Skills For Middle And High Schoolers - Made For Math

(This is a Google Drive file) Ugh....Study skills and test prep. I know it's important to teach my son. Often I neglect to think about the long term effect of not teaching this life skill. To motivate me more, I like to think of the contrasting stories of Les and his twin sister Natalie on License to Drive.

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Tip 3: Get Active with Your Info 📝 Tip 3: Get Active with Your Info 📝

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That's right! D-I-Y it! Make yourself some study aids. Remember -- every task has its own set of tools, so you need to make sure you've got the right tools at your disposal.


The #1 thing you need to know is what your learning style is. This site has a quiz you can take to find out your learning style, and tips for how to study (and work) successfully.


You can also watch this short video that shows different ways to study, depending on your learning style.

Tip 4: Practice, but Smart 🏋🏾 Tip 4: Practice, but Smart 🏋🏾

Scientifically Proven Best Ways to Study

Day Of...Taking the Test 😬 Day Of...Taking the Test 😬

The article (below) is aimed at parents, but it's got really good, specific strategies for what to do if you panic or feel anxious about taking a test. Pick the strategies that make sense to you, and use 'em! And remember, it's just a test :)
How to Reduce Teenage Exam Stress and Anxiety, Exam Pressure on Teenagers | ParentCircle

How to Reduce Teenage Exam Stress and Anxiety, Exam Pressure on Teenagers | ParentCircle

How to Reduce Teenage Exam Stress and Anxiety - Tips to avoid exam pressure on teenagers and how to avoid tension while studying for exams. Ways to help teens to relieve exam stress and how to reduce stress before exam.

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And for Teachers 🍎 And for Teachers 🍎

How To Make Sure You're Giving the Right Kind of Test
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Smore ❤️ Good Study Skills!

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