ELA, or Every Latest Advance In Internet Assistance January 7
It’s that time of year again, when elementary students in grades 3, 4 and 5 sharpen their number 2s for a timed “you better know it by now” test that can influence whether or not the NYC Board of Education thinks a student needs summer school, and if s/he will be ready to move onto the next grade. Here is a list of web sites where students can do some last-minute brushing-up on their test-taking skills:
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If you’ve taken the NYC Interim Assessment, the Princeton Review, check out your scores and take some practice tests. You’ll need your student ID and last name.
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The NYC Testing Program–the same as the one that authors your actual test–has unsecure tests you can use for practice.
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You can also get these same unsecure tests, and set them up so that you practice only what you need to at NYLearns.
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The Oswego City School District has a helpful site where you can take practice multiple choice questions, and review a test-taking guide for your grade. The answer key is great!