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Do provide a quiet, comfortable place for studying at home and make sure
that your child is well rested on school days and especially on the day of
a test. Children who are tired are less able to pay attention in class or to
handle the demands of a test.
Do provide books and magazines for your child to read at home. By
reading new materials, a child will learn new words that might appear on a
test. Ask your child's teacher for lists of books for outside reading or get
suggestions from your local library.
Don't get upset because of a single test score. Many things can influence
how your child does on a test. She might not have felt well on test day or
she might have been too nervous to concentrate. She might have had an
argument with a friend before the test or she might have been late to
school because the school bus got caught in traffic. Remember, one test
is simply one test.
that your child is well rested on school days and especially on the day of
a test. Children who are tired are less able to pay attention in class or to
handle the demands of a test.
Do provide books and magazines for your child to read at home. By
reading new materials, a child will learn new words that might appear on a
test. Ask your child's teacher for lists of books for outside reading or get
suggestions from your local library.
Don't get upset because of a single test score. Many things can influence
how your child does on a test. She might not have felt well on test day or
she might have been too nervous to concentrate. She might have had an
argument with a friend before the test or she might have been late to
school because the school bus got caught in traffic. Remember, one test
is simply one test.
Do meet with your child's teacher as often as possible to discuss his
progress. Ask the teacher to suggest activities for you and your child to
do at home to help prepare for tests and to improve your child's
understanding of schoolwork.
Do make sure that your child attends school regularly. Remember, tests
reflect children's overall achievement. The more effort and energy your
child puts into learning, the more likely it is that he will do well on tests.
progress. Ask the teacher to suggest activities for you and your child to
do at home to help prepare for tests and to improve your child's
understanding of schoolwork.
Do make sure that your child attends school regularly. Remember, tests
reflect children's overall achievement. The more effort and energy your
child puts into learning, the more likely it is that he will do well on tests.
Helping your Child with Test Taking Continued
Do encourage your child. Praise her for the
things that she does well. If your child feels
good about herself, she will do her best on
a test. Children who are afraid of failing are
more likely to become anxious when taking
tests and more likely to make mistakes.
things that she does well. If your child feels
good about herself, she will do her best on
a test. Children who are afraid of failing are
more likely to become anxious when taking
tests and more likely to make mistakes.
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