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How do you prepare for the ACT?
To be entirely truthful, I personally have never taken the ACT.
But I have done a chunk of research to help you out. Also, I do know that many of the study tips in our SAT section will translate over and be very useful in the ACT.
All that being said, here are a few ACT tips that you can use to help you ace the ACT!
So you’re in middle school and you’ve started to hear about this thing called the SAT. You know you have to take it eventually, but when do you start? Any study tips you should know? Should you be doing anything now?
Well, truth is, you really don’t need to do anything. Not yet.
Yeah, it might be helpful to get a head start, but honestly, you don’t really have to worry too much about it yet. So relax!
That being said, there are some things you can do to help get ready for the SAT, if you’re really determined. Here are five SAT prep study tips to get you started.
Ah, the essay. Everyone’s favorite part of the SAT, right?
Probably not.
In fact, I’d say it’s probably everyone’s least favorite part of the SAT. I don’t know for sure, but I’d imagine that it’s the least favorite part of the test for the graders, too.
There really is no reason to dislike it. In any case, you’ve got to do it and there’s no way around it. So you might as well write it right, right? Here are some SAT essay writing tips to get you on the path to literary greatness.
If you are anywhere near getting close to having to take the SAT, you know how important it is to prepare. But what do you do? There are so many options out there for SAT test prep it can be hard to pick one path and stick to it.
Or maybe you don’t know of the different things you can do. In any case, I’m going to outline here some of the ways that you can prepare for the SAT and give you a few study tips to help you get started.
People with ADHD often have a difficult time with exams. Whether it’s because of distractions, pressure or carelessness, ADHD and test taking just don’t go well together.
Trust me, I know. I’ve never been diagnosed with ADHD, but I will say that I’m easily distracted. And that my leg is bouncing up and down as I write this.
But even with ADHD, there are things you can do to ensure that you do as well on tests as you possibly can.
ADHD is a relatively common neurological disorder that leads those who have it to have a shorter attention span and difficulty focusing.
Odds are, if you’re reading this, then either you have ADHD or someone you know has it. In either case, you really don’t need me to tell you what it is. What you need to know are some ADHD study tips, so here goes!
Let’s face it. If you’re in school, you’re going to cram.
Well, maybe not, but probably. In any case, you definitely know what cramming it is and you definitely have seen it in action.
We all know that cramming is not the best way to study, but we don’t really often understand why. I’m going to cover why cramming isn’t a great idea.
But then, because this is the real world here, I’m going to show you how to cram to make it as efficient as possible for those times when you do have to do it. [Read more…]