Preparing for PARCC & Reducing Test Anxiety
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This document provides 10 test-taking strategies to help reduce test anxiety and prepare for the PARCC exam. The strategies are: 1) Be prepared by getting rest and having a good breakfast; 2) Reframe negative thinking with positive self-talk; 3) Stop, look, and listen to test directions carefully; 4) Stay calm and relaxed on test day; 5) Read multiple choice answers to understand context clues; 6) Highlight or underline important details in questions; 7) Eliminate obviously incorrect multiple choice answers; 8) Analyze charts and maps for information; 9) Pace yourself and watch the time; 10) Check over your work when finished. Students are instructed to cut out the strategies and glue them into
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This document provides tips for taking standardized tests, including: getting a good night's sleep before the test, eating breakfast, pacing yourself, using process of elimination, and double checking your work. It emphasizes the importance of staying positive, reading questions carefully, and not changing answers unless certain they were wrong initially.
Time management by Ajay U Pai
The document provides tips for exam preparation and time management during exams. It recommends monitoring your time, adopting tools for time management, developing focused attention, using planning to feel free. It also suggests over-preparing for exams, keeping to an exam plan, carefully reading instructions, double checking work, moving on if stuck on a problem, and learning from any mistakes without depressing post-mortems.
How to score good marks in exams
For scoring more in exams you ought to be focussed in your classes. Don't waste time in writing down everything taught in the class just give time to understand the concepts. Take notes of only important topics.
Search everything about the topic taught in classes. Study those topics in details and also check the authenticity of the material posted on internet, so that it makes your answer more viable.
Listen carefully in lectures and absorb as much as knowledge you can.
Search more and more in internet about the topics taught in lectures.
Try to relate what you studied in class to the outer world.
Take breaks between study hours and spend time on your hobbies.
Eat according to your diet before exams.
Sleep well before your exams.
Have all necessary supplies.
Drink lots of water.
Keep your Mind open during Exams.
Write down important things.
Do first what you know.
Look for refrences or clues in other questions.
Never leave any questions blank.
Keep a watch on Time.
Search everything about the topic taught in classes. Study those topics in details and also check the authenticity of the material posted on internet, so that it makes your answer more viable.
Try to relate what you have learned in your lecture to the physical world. For instance, lets say today i have learned about Most favoured Nation policy of WTO then i will look towards how people residing near me give prefernces to the people residing in the same locality and to people who are living in different localities. In nutshell just try to relate physical world things with what you have studied.
Take frequent brakes and try to spend some time on your hobbies. For instance, If I have a hobby of listening to songs then after every hour of studying i will take a break of 5 mins and listen to a song and then again continue to study.
Eating healthy will generally boost brain performance too, so make sure you're always eating a healthy diet to help you learn all through your exams.
If you don't sleep you won't be able to focus when the pressure's on! Make sure to go to bed early the night before the exam, rather than staying up all night to study. Your brain won't be able to hold on to all that crammed information anyway.
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- 1. Preparing for PARCC Test Anxiety & Test Strategies
- 2. What is PARCC? Mrs. Dando is Princess PARCC Mr. Jefferson Teachers YOU! I Help…
- 3. How I can help…
- 4. Today We Will Learn… 10 Test Strategies to Reduce Test Anxiety and Help You Prepare Stick with me and really focus! Awesome folder to help you remember your tips!
- 5. Tip 1: Be Prepared • Get a good nights rest the night before. • Have a good breakfast the morning of the test. • Dress in comfortable clothes on test day.
- 6. Tip 2: Reframe Your Thinking Its important to believe in yourself and use positive self-talk! Think “I can do it” “I am ready for the test.” “I’m smart”
- 7. Tip 3: Stop, Look, and Listen Once you get your test remember to stop, look and listen. • Stop and have still bodies. • Look at the teacher. • Listen to the directions.
- 8. Tip 4: No Fear! On test day stay calm and relax. • Do not be afraid! • Relax • Take some deep breaths • Try hard! • Do your best!
- 9. Tip 5: Plug It In, Plug It In! Read each of the multiple choice answers to fill in the blank. Some won’t make sense, this will help you narrow the choices down. Once you have chosen your answer, plug it in and make sure that it makes sense! (this works really well with vocabulary questions).
- 10. Tip 6: Jail the Detail Highlight, underline, or circle the details in the questions. This helps you focus on exactly what the question is asking you to do. What are some strategies your teachers have been teaching you? Mr. Detail
- 11. Tip 7: Slash the Trash Read ALL of the answer choices! Eliminate any choice(s) that you know are not the correct answer. Put them in the trash and pick the answer that is left over. Awesome Answer Eliminator Tool
- 12. Tip 8: Zap the Maps Not sure how many maps will be on PARCC, but you see them on tests in school! Be smart with charts! Charts and Maps provide information that you can use to answer questions! Analyze ALL information provided before answering the questions!
- 13. Tip 9: Pace Yourself You will be given enough time to take the test. You need to pace yourselves. (This means do not rush through the test.) Watch the time and make sure you are not going too slow as well. Don’t worry if you are the last one done.
- 14. Tip 10: Check it Out! When you have completed the test, go back and check your work! Look it over carefully PARCC allows you to Review questions! There is no reason to skip over. If you are unsure, Flag the question and come back later.
- 15. Testing Foldable *I need 3 helpers* You will each get: •Foldable •1 Sheet with the Tips •1 Sheet called Reducing Test Anxiety Tips
- 16. Listen to Me First! Ask a friend for help. You’ll have 5 minutes. •Cut out each tip. •Glue them to the outside of the foldable flaps—5 on each side. •Cut in between each test tip •Don’t write on it yet! •Glue Reducing Test Anxiety Tips on the inside of folder
- 17. Be Prepared Reframe Your Thinking Stop, Look, Listen No Fear! Plug It In Jail the Detail Slash the Trash Zap the Maps Pace Yourself Check it Out Let’s Fill It In!