How should you get ready for the test this week? I made a short video detailing what you should do each day to get ready, and how long you should spend on prep each day. This is not Cram Week. Cramming doesn't work for a test like this one. This is Celebration Week. You have spent quite awhile preparing for this test, and now is your chance to take a victory lap and celebrate how far you've come since you started your prep program. What would you add to what I say here?

An essential part of your test prep plan is whether you're going to focus on speed or accuracy. Or both! Here's a quick tip on what you should do if you're struggling with either (or both) of these things heading into your test prep plan. Enjoy!

Hi Students - here is a short tip for today, in case you are struggling with learning and retaining some of the tricky vocab you encounter in your test prep plan. HINT: Don't use flashcards!

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Hello Students - so this week begins a new month, and with a new month comes setting new goals. You all should have received an email with a link to your weekly tracker. Please let me know if you didn't get it! Write one test prep-related goal down below. Where do you want to be by Halloween with your test prep program? The more specific you can make your goal, the better chance there is that you will actually reach it. Bad Goal: "I want to get better at science." Good Goal: "I want to improve my average time per passage in the science section from 6:30 to 6:10. When I practice I will focus on reading less of the paragraphs and keeping up my momentum through each section, not bogging down on tough questions but moving on to the next one to maximize my time."