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Tests, big and small, inspire fear in the hearts of many children and adolescents. What is a parent to do? We have gathered a number of articles to help you understand different kinds of testing including standardized and psychological assessments, as well provide ideas for soothing your child's anxious test-taking mind as they prepare for the next big test.
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Multiple Choice and True/False Test-Taking Tips
At some point, everyone blanks on an important test. But before taking a blind stab at a multiple choice question, there...
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California: Parent/Guardian Guide to the 2007 California Standards Tests
The California Standards Tests (CSTs) are given to students in grades two through eleven as part of the Standardized...
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How to Ace Exams... Without the Family Fight
The Brown family is in an uproar again. Ron, their tenth grader, has exams next week and his guidance counselor has...
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California Content Standards
California Content Standards Overview Page http://www.cde.ca.gov/be/st/ss/ What are the California Department of...
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Readiness Tests
Schools frequently use the scores from readiness tests to judge whether children are 'ready' for kindergarten or are...
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