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19 October 11

Strategies for Test Anxiety?

world-shaker:

iamlittlei:

Tumblr teachers—anyone have any good strategies for helping older students (late high school/early college) deal with severe test anxiety? Reply/reblog/submit if you have advice to share!

Signal Boost.

Stereotype threat was something I came across once in an article about a year ago—if I was still teaching, I think a text on this could be a valuable piece to read in class.  I had primarily minority students, but I think this could be a relevant issue to any struggling student.  

I do think one of the best ways to proactively lessen test anxiety is to increase the rigor of your day-to-day lessons.  I don’t mean teach to the test, necessarily, but if you’re, say, letting kids use their notes all the time in class and on your own tests, they’re obviously going to freak out a bit when they all of a sudden don’t have access to those things on an AP or SAT test.  

Reblogged: world-shaker

  1. duckfoot75 reblogged this from iamlittlei and added:
    been teaching at a community college where my...are from 18 to 55 years old,
  2. jabaroo reblogged this from world-shaker and added:
    The best strategy I found for test anxiety is to use some of the class time every day to have the students take mini...
  3. vivresavie reblogged this from world-shaker and added:
    Stereotype threat was something I came across once in an article about a year ago—if I was still teaching, I think a...
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  5. world-shaker reblogged this from iamlittlei
  6. This was featured in #Education
  7. isayuh said: Doing similar practice problems to get familiar with problems that will be on the test, and focusing on the process of how to solve each problem individually, instead of worrying about the end result. Hope this helps! (Just a college freshman) =)
  8. jessirampersaud reblogged this from iamlittlei
  9. quixoticandabsurd said: Thanks. I really appreciate it!
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