Prepare for a test
In your school, tests or quizzes maybe a part of your regular classroom work. Many teachers use tests to ensure that students have accurately learned the material that's been studied. If taking a test makes you feel worried, the good news is that there are many easy ways for you to prepare and feel better before the exam or quiz.
Be organized
Studying for a test will be easier if you organize you notes, handouts, and assignments ahead of time for each of your classes.Consider using a separate folder for each subject. You can keep them at home, at school, or in your backpack.
Make a plan
This might mean committing to studying for 30 minutes for a few afternoons the week before the test Or maybe you have more time on the weekends and want to plan extra study time then. No matter what you decide, block out the time on your calendar so you remember.
If you have learned a lot of material, such as in science class, ask your teacher what information will be on the test If your teacher hands out a study guide, use that guide to help you figure out what information you need to focus on most Next, decide how you want to review the material. Besides reviewing your notes, you could write key concepts on flash cards to test yourself.If there is some information in your notes or in the study guide that is confusing to you, highlight that part and ask your teacher for clarification when you get to class.
These strategies can help you feel confident about demonstrating your knowledge.
A. Here's how to get started.
B. Highlight the study guide
C. Focus on the right material
D. When you prepare for study, make a plan.
E. This way, the information will be there for you when you need to review it
F. Write the question on one side of the notecard and the answer on the other.
G. Once you have a test date, look at a calendar and make a plan for when you'll study.
