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Here is some help!
We suggest going over the questions several times. You
should do this a number of times until you feel comfortable
with all questions.
Time is the single most common fault that all test takers
have trouble with. If you are familar with these study
questions and know them well y...See More/blockquote>
Here is some help!
We suggest going over the questions several times. You
should do this a number of times until you feel comfortable
with all questions.
Time is the single most common fault that all test takers
have trouble with. If you are familar with these study
questions and know them well you will save time without
knowing it.
Make sure you pace yourself during the test. Keep track of
how much time you have used not how much is left.
Usually two choices can be eliminated from each question.
If you can not eliminate any answers skip this question and
come back to it.
When required to read a passage such as in the lab
questions you should scan/skim the passage to get a vague
impression then read the questions. You will be surprised
at how some answers come to you very quickly.
Do not guess. Eliminate 1-2 choices then "pick" out the
best choice. You should be willing to bet money on this
choice.
Scientific sounding answers are better than slang sounding
answers.
Avoid extreme statements such as answers with these key
words
always...never...completely...
If the answers contain two answers that are opposite from
each other then one of these is usually correct.
These are some sample TIPS and you can get the rest of the
TIPS from
[link removed]
or the BIOLOGY study guide is ready!
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If interested in joining an exchange for the 2003-04 school
year, let me know.
/blockquote>
I am a teacher in Augusta, Georgia (USA). Would any of
you be interested in participating in an international
postcard exchange OR would you be willing to host our FLAT
STANLEY? Please let me know... your help would be greatly
appreciated!
by Peter Sacks
Jun 11, 2003
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Greetings all:
As an author and critic who writes frequently about
national educational issues, I have been following for
some years educational policymaking in and around
Boise and the state of Idaho. I have been fortunate to
travel across the country talking to teachers, parents,
school admini...See More/blockquote>
Greetings all:
As an author and critic who writes frequently about
national educational issues, I have been following for
some years educational policymaking in and around
Boise and the state of Idaho. I have been fortunate to
travel across the country talking to teachers, parents,
school administrators and others confronting these
issues.
In a sense, Idhao has been removed from the testing
and accountability crusade sweeping the nation over
the past several years. But that is about to change --
with a vengeance -- if the State Board of Education
approves a new plan to add Idaho to the growing list of
states that have adopted high school "exit" tests as the
main gatekeeper to a high school diploma in this state.
My essay, "Idaho's High-Stakes Testing Gamble," is
aimed at readers in Idaho, but I think the state's
experience is instructive to those in other states as
well, an object lesson in the old adage, "If it ain't broke,
then fix it anyway."
Read the essay at [link removed].
regards,
Peter Sacks,
author
/blockquote>
Hello,
If you have not already found an exchange to join, I would
love to have you join my exchange. It is international.
It will include all 50 states. As of now, Peru, Germany,
Canada, United Kingdom and Poland have joined also. If
you are interested, please email me your name and
address. THANK YO...See More/blockquote>
Hello,
If you have not already found an exchange to join, I would
love to have you join my exchange. It is international.
It will include all 50 states. As of now, Peru, Germany,
Canada, United Kingdom and Poland have joined also. If
you are interested, please email me your name and
address. THANK YOU! :o)
/blockquote>
Hello,
If you have not already found an exchange to join, I would
love to have you join my exchange. This is an
international post card exchange!! It will include all 50
states and several foreign countries. As of now, Peru,
Germany, Canada, United Kingdom and Poland have joined
also. If you are inte...See More/blockquote>
Hello,
If you have not already found an exchange to join, I would
love to have you join my exchange. This is an
international post card exchange!! It will include all 50
states and several foreign countries. As of now, Peru,
Germany, Canada, United Kingdom and Poland have joined
also. If you are interested, please email me your name and
address. THANK YOU! :o)
by Jeanne Wright/FL
Jun 16, 2003
/blockquote>
I am setting up a US postcard exchange for the 2003-04
school year. I did it last year and have 20 returning
participants. I am looking for ONE classroom from each
state. Idaho is still available. If interested, please
email me and I
will add you to our mailing list. You will be responsible
for obtai...See More/blockquote>
I am setting up a US postcard exchange for the 2003-04
school year. I did it last year and have 20 returning
participants. I am looking for ONE classroom from each
state. Idaho is still available. If interested, please
email me and I
will add you to our mailing list. You will be responsible
for obtaining 50 postcards and stamps. You or your
students will write a message including state info,
history, landmarks, etc. and send them out during our
mailing period, Oct. 1 to Nov. 15. I will supply you with
preprinted mailing labels for your convenience. You can
also sign up through my website. My students loved it and
I am sure yours will too! States available are: AL, AK,
AZ, CA, CO, CT, DE, GA, HI, ID, IN, KS, LA, ME, MA, MO,
MT, NE, NJ, NC, ND, OH, OK, TX, UT, VT, WA, WV, WI, WY
/blockquote>
For 6 free, reproducible activities for children click below
and on Activities. They are on feelings, positive behaviors,
health, safety, personal safety, and anti-bullying.
There are also over 37, reproducible teacher/counselor
articles and parent handouts on various topics at this site
including "Help...See More/blockquote>
For 6 free, reproducible activities for children click below
and on Activities. They are on feelings, positive behaviors,
health, safety, personal safety, and anti-bullying.
There are also over 37, reproducible teacher/counselor
articles and parent handouts on various topics at this site
including "Helping Children Cope with Anger," "Ten Ways to
Raise Children to USE Drugs," "Solutions Through Peer
Mediation," "20 Ideas for Teaching Citizenship to
Children,""Too Much TV Violence? What Can You Do?" and
"Building Character in Children."
Click below and on Teacher Articles and Parent Tips.
by your state is needed
Jun 19, 2003
/blockquote>
Your state is needed for an upcoming Geography Postcard
Exchange. If interested email Angela at
[email removed]
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On 6/07/03, eska wrote:
> If interested in joining an exchange for the 2003-04 school
> year, let me know.
What is a postcard exchange?