GOOD TEST TAKING STRATEGIES...

Doing my best is VERY important.

You should remind yourself that you are prepared when you start to stress out.

I shouldn't read the passage carefully.

When I am answering a multiple choice question, the best strategy would be to:

I need to work at a medium pace when testing-not too fast, not too slow.

I should read the question & answer choices carefully & hear the words in my mind to understand what it is asking.

I should do all of these things before the test except:

When testing I need to focus and concentrate on the test.

I do not need to conquer stressful and negative feelings when testing.

I don't know the answer to a multiple choice question. I should do all of the following except:

When stressed, I can

On STAAR, my teacher can tell me if I skipped a question.

During a test, if my pencil tip is getting dull, I should:

If I am feeling tired or frustrated, I should do all of the following except:

I MUST remember:

On STAAR, the teacher can read anything to me that I can't read myself.

I am allowed to ask a teacher to reread the directions to me.

During a test, I should use the strategies I have learned from my teacher.

I should always look at the questions before reading a passage.

If you get stuck on a problem, you should not go on.

Stress can be good and bad.