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How to Take Tests Effectively
Ace That Test Core Program This core course teaches important principles, skills, and knowledge in order to be an effective test taker:
- Test Skills Profile
- Ace That Test Introduction.
- Lesson 1. Getting Started.
- Lesson 2. Reading and following directions.
- Lesson 3. Using your time wisely.
- Lesson 4. Knowing and using key words to answer multiple choice questions.
- Lesson 5. Answer multiple choice questions that follow the reading of paragraphs.
- Lesson 6. Answering unusual types of multiple choice questions.
- Lesson 7. Attacking teacher made tests.
- Lesson 8. Approaching essay questions.
- Lesson 9. Guessing and changing your answers.
- Lesson 10. Preparing for an exam.
- Appendix. Unusual Question Formats.
Ace That Test Can Help With Tests Like These
Whether you are in school, applying to schools, or on the job, test-taking skills can help you demonstrate what you already know. Consider Ace That Test if your future depends on a multiple-choice test like one of these:
• Exams as part of coursework in college and high school
• College admission exams
• Graduate school admission exams
• Professional or technical certification exams
• Association or government licensing exams
More about the Program
Tests are important gateways to academic and professional success or people who are in school, applying to college or graduate school, seeking certification, or planning a job search, career change, or to take the civil service exam. The way you take a test can be as important as the material you study, yet few people learn test-taking skills. Ace That Test was developed by father and son educators, counselors, and researchers Edward Yarosz, Ed.D. and Donald Yarosz, Ed.D. They noticed that student performance in class did not predict success on tests and set about to help students show what they know. Ace That Test is an online program, starting with a diagnostic and prescriptive test to identify areas for improvement. Then a series of exercises help develop those skills in the classroom or the convenience of your own home, on your schedule, at your pace.
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