Test Prep.
If you have an older student who will soon be facing college entrance exams, there are some free sources he/she can utilize for practice.
SparkNotes - the site I linked to in the High School Lit posts - offers more than just classic literature guides. THIS PAGE has links to free online copies of test prep books for the SAT & ACT.
CliffsNotes also offers a PREP SECTION.
The STUDY GUIDE ZONE has test prep help for many different standardized exams. (Note to Florida parents: THIS PAGE covers FCAT test prep. As homeschoolers, taking the FCAT is a legitimate, legal way to meet accountability standards; however, our children are not allowed access to the FCAT Explorer on-line test prep program made available to public school children. I have contacted the state & DOE about this several times and will continue to do so. Perhaps someday this could be changed. Meanwhile, you might want to keep the Study Guide Zone in mind, though their guide is specifically targeted toward the high-school level FCAT.)
TEST PREP PREVIEW has a series of free practice tests - including graduate and vocational exams.
MAJOR TESTS offers free SAT, GRE and GMAT practice exams and help.
Finally, 4 TESTS has a wide range of free pratice tests for educational, professional, and computer exams.
SparkNotes - the site I linked to in the High School Lit posts - offers more than just classic literature guides. THIS PAGE has links to free online copies of test prep books for the SAT & ACT.
CliffsNotes also offers a PREP SECTION.
The STUDY GUIDE ZONE has test prep help for many different standardized exams. (Note to Florida parents: THIS PAGE covers FCAT test prep. As homeschoolers, taking the FCAT is a legitimate, legal way to meet accountability standards; however, our children are not allowed access to the FCAT Explorer on-line test prep program made available to public school children. I have contacted the state & DOE about this several times and will continue to do so. Perhaps someday this could be changed. Meanwhile, you might want to keep the Study Guide Zone in mind, though their guide is specifically targeted toward the high-school level FCAT.)
TEST PREP PREVIEW has a series of free practice tests - including graduate and vocational exams.
MAJOR TESTS offers free SAT, GRE and GMAT practice exams and help.
Finally, 4 TESTS has a wide range of free pratice tests for educational, professional, and computer exams.
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Just Me at
2:38 PM
5 Comments:
Thanks much. I wonder if you'd ever give us a glimpse into your homeschooling day -- schedule, subjects, etc.
I have a young teen in 7th grade ... and I'm wondering how to fit it all in!
Jora
Thanks for the links. I have a 10th grader and I'm STILL trying to figure out how to get it all done in time! ;)
Jora, somewhere in my backed-up files I have an actual weekly schedule. When I get my computer issues solved, I'll post it and an explanation.
Birdie, I know just what you mean! Even though my son is only a 7th grader, because we want to use dual enrollment, I feel like we're two years behind in a way.
Thanks, Jenni.
I'd also like to see what you did for school last year ... for 4th and 6th grades. Of course, since you probably don't have much free time, I expect you'll post that about the time our GRANDCHILDREN are in 4th and 6th grades.
Jora
Very interesting article!!
I would like to comment that SAT test-takers maybe find helpful the new SAT math forum at SAT math 4u
SAT math 4u
Thanks
Elisabeth
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