| OBJECTIVES |
EXAMPLES |
| Objective A: Learners will know how to
properly fill in a computer-scored answer sheet. |
- Practice completing a computer-scored answer sheet.
- Match question number to corresponding number on answer sheet;
check occasionally to make sure.
- Understand that an improper erasure may register as an answer.
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| Objective B: Learners will be prepared for
test with proper materials and knowledge that all parts of the test are
not alike. |
- Understand personal responsibility for checking to be sure test
materials correspond with exam being taken.
- Understand that directions are not the same for each part of the
exam.
- Practice reading all test directions carefully before proceeding.
- Listen to proctor's oral directions.
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| Objective C: Learners will be encouraged to
use reading strategies to tackle directions and questions. |
- Skimming
- Scanning
- Rereading
- Using context clues; comparison signals
- Looking for relationships
- Identifying key words in the passage and skimming
- Scanning to efficiently locate pertinent information
- Connecting new data with prior itemized knowledge
- Reading purpose question
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| Objective D: Learners will be aware of
allotted time periods for each section of the exam and will plan and
monitor self in order to finish correctly and on time. |
- Do not leave any questions unanswered, keep moving.
- Make educated guesses for puzzling questions in science, social
studies, literature, and the arts.
- Use remaining time for proofreading and corrections.
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