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Test Prep Week: The Best Test Prep Tips

 

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We’re going to close out Test Prep Week with some test prep tips. I’m certainly not a test prep expert, but I do know where to find the best test prep tips. The key to any standardized test is preparation. Add to that knowledge of how the test works and the formulas you should know, your student should be prepared to take the test with confidence when the time comes.

Here are some excellent tips that should help your student prepare for standardized tests, both SAT and ACT.

21 SAT Tips and Tricks You Must Use

Samantha Lindsay of SAT Strategies provides a comprehensive, step-by-step list of tips broken down by section. From basic rules, to math tips, to reading tips, to writing tips, she gives students a game plan to follow during the test. This is the ultimate test prep.

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5 Tips for Higher SAT Scores

In Higher Scores Test Prep podcast episode, you will learn five test strategy tips for the SAT.

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5 Tips for Higher ACT Scores

In Higher Scores Test Prep podcast episode, you will learn five test strategy tips for the ACT.

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6 Tips for ACT Success

These six tips will help your student understand the inner workings of the ACT. The article breaks down each section, giving tips on how to better prepare and tackle each one.

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Last Minute SAT Tips

Alexis Avila of Prepped and Polished gives his best tips for SAT test takers. These tips will not only help you prepare for the test by giving tips on its content, but help you prepare for test-taking day.

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As with any test, preparation is key. You can’t expect to do well if you don’t prepare. Encourage your student to create a study plan and stick to it. Going into a test prepared will make a huge difference on the test results.

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