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Principal, Dr.
Charles Smith
Asst. Principal,
Dr. Paula
Baker
Asst. Principal, Vicki Vaughan
August
15 Hat Day
26 Open House
6:00-6:30 Pre-K-Kindergarten-1st
6:30-7:00 2nd-3rd
7:00-7:30 4th-5th
September
1
School Holiday
Welcome Back !
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· Relax. Try not to be too nervous before the
test. Take a few deep breaths. Close your eyes for a
moment and tell yourself to stay calm and focused. Do
your best. Some of the questions may seem hard, but keep
trying and don’t give up.
· Ask ahead. Find out beforehand if you're
expected to finish the entire test. Many timed test have
far more questions than most students will be able to
answer in the time allowed.
· Listen Up! Pay close attention to the teacher's
instructions, and carefully read the test instructions
to make sure you understand exactly what you are
supposed to do.
· On your mark, get set - whoa! There's no need
to rush, so take your time before answering each
question.
· Watch out for tricks. On multiple choice tests,
consider all the choices before selecting the one best
answer. Beware of choices that are close to the right
answer - but aren't.
· Keep track. Make sure that you match the number
of your answer to the question number on your answer
sheet. When answering question #3, fill in the #3 circle
on the answer sheet.
· Do not let other test takers distract you!
It makes no difference who finishes first or last.
· Doodle bugs. Completely erase incorrect or
accidental pencil marks so the sensor doesn't record
them as answers.
· Double jeopardy. Make sure you haven't
accidentally filled in two answers for the same
question.
· Move on. If you are having a hard time with one
question, leave it and go on to the other questions.
Come back later to the hard one - if there's time.
· Change it. As a rule, you should stick with
your first answer. But if you've thought about it
afterward, and now think that another answer is better,
go ahead and change it.
· Check it. Check to be sure you have not skipped
anything. If you finish early, go back and proof your
answers again. But don’t change anything unless you are
sure. Studies show that the first answer you choose is
usually the right one.
One of the best things about standardized tests is that
when they're over, they're over! The best thing to do
after a test, for both parents and students, is to
breathe a big sigh of relief - and then celebrate!!!!! |
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