How to Study for a Standardized Test

Standardized tests measure a student's understanding of concepts taught during the school year. Teachers start preparing students to take the exam from the beginning of the school year, although they are given at the end. Your state of residence determines the skills required for each grade level and standardized tests measure those skills. School attendance, study and work habits all directly affect how well you will perform.

Instructions

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      Pay attention in class and complete all of your assignments. Ask for assistance to make sure that you fully understand each concept that is taught. Performing well as a student allows you to continuously prepare for standardized exams.

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      Obtain a copy of a previous test. Most schools keep copies of old standardized exams. Go to your school's library or ask your teachers for tests from previous years. Study for the exam using these tests to familiarize yourself with the format and to review necessary skills.

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      Download practice tests booklets from the internet. "Family Education" and "HowToStudy.com" websites offer practice for standardized exams. Visit your state's Department of Education website to search for practice exams. Complete the entire practice test and ask your teacher to help you with challenging concepts.

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      Find a study partner. Befriend serious students who strive to perform well. Complete the standardized tests practice exams together and quiz each other on the test materials.

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