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How to Overcome Test Anxiety with Parts Therapy If you are a high school student who is preparing for the ACT or SAT, you might feel nervous or anxious about taking these standardized tests. You might worry about not doing well, not getting into your dream college, or disappointing yourself or others. You might also
Are you a high school student planning to take the ACT test? If so, you may be wondering when the best time to take the test is and how to make the most of your test experience. Look no further! In this blog post, we’ll explore why taking the ACT test in June and purchasing
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When people say that test prep is ‘teaching to the test,’ I agree that it is always a good idea to know the mechanics, timing, and content of a test before you take it. Teachers provide study guides for this very reason. However, there is an additional benefit to taking a test preparation class in
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edsource.org/2020/research-tells-us-standardized-admissions-tests-benefit-under-represented-students/628611 “ACT and SAT scores benefit under-represented students, in particular, and college admissions decisions, in general. “
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When you have spent time preparing for the ACT, you will know what the directions are. They will not change between now and when you take the test, so you do not have to spend time re-reading directions you have already read with your tutor. Also, ask your tutor if you should even follow the
Nationwide, schools and libraries are closed. Students are trying to work from home so that they do not fall behind. Here at Link Private Tutoring, we are providing live one one one online tutoring sessions. With the ACT and SAT moved back to June, and for some September, parents and students alike are wondering what
Note from Link Private Tutoring. I really like this list of ACT science terms as well as the advice on using flash cards and learning 10-20 words at a time. That means start studying these words today! Key concepts to know: direct and inverse relationship, control, control group, experimental group, independent variable, dependent variable, controlled
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