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Studying & Taking Tests
Study Tips:
Tips from the Parent Institute and the PASS Project
- Organize Materials: It's easier to study notes, quizzes, and homework when they are separated
- Make a Study Plan: Schedule study time over several days; Make a “to do” list for each study session
- Take a Practice Test: Use questions in the book or make up questions and look up the answers
- Study under “Test” Conditions: No distractions (like TV or loud music); Set a timer when taking practice tests
- Look at Old Tests: Learn from past mistakes; ask a teacher or a tutor if you don’t know what you did wrong
- Make Flash Cards: Ask a friend or family member to test you with cards that contain what you need to knows