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A & S - Standardized test scores are very low
under stress; and even at best
students do well on these tests, but not as
well when they are under pressure. This is
true in all subjects, not just math.
Students who have taken the SAT or ACT
have higher scores than those who have not.
In addition, students who take the SAT or ACT
are more likely to go to college and to graduate
from college. Therefore, it is important to
prepare students for these tests.
One way to prepare students for these tests is
to give them practice tests. Another way is
to teach them test-taking strategies. A third
way is to help them manage their stress.
There are many books and websites that can
help students prepare for the SAT or ACT.
Some of these resources are free, while others
are expensive. It is up to the student and his
or her parents to decide which resources to use.
It is also important to remember that the SAT
and ACT are just one part of the college
application process. Other factors, such as
gpa, extracurricular activities, and letters of
recommendation, are also important.