Welcome Parents and Students Knowing Your Student’s Test Data and How It Can Help Patricia A. Malopsy District205.

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Welcome Parents and Students Knowing Your Student’s Test Data and How It Can Help Patricia A. Malopsy District205

 Graduation Requirement  All “Juniors” in the State of Illinois take it  All students take the same test on the same days (April 25 and 26, 2012)  The first day of testing is the ACT  The second day of testing is the WorkKeys

Day 1 Breakfast Testing Begins ACT English 45 minutes ACT Math 60 minutes 15-Minute Break ACT Reading 35 minutes ACT Science 35 minutes ACT Writing 35 minutes

Day 2 Breakfast Testing Begins ISBE Science 40 minutes WorkKeys Math 45 minutes 15-Minute Break WorkKeys Reading 45 minutes

PRACTICE ACT RESULTS Test Date: 9/24/08 Student Name: John/Jane DoeID: Below are your practice ACT scores. Please review this information and if you have any questions, please see your counselor and/or Ms. Malopsy in C206A (708) Illinois Average Composite is The National Average Composite is SCORE BREAKDOWN -- Your English score is 20. The English Test contains 75 questions, and you have 45 minutes to complete it. Usage and Mechanics consist of punctuation, grammar, and sentence structure and make up 40 of the questions. In this section, you answered 26/40 questions correctly. Rhetorical Skills address questions of style and clarity, support, and revision. In this section, you answered 21/35 questions correctly. Your total correct for the entire test was 47/75 questions.

Your Mathematics score is 16. For the Mathematics Test, you must answer 60 questions in 60 minutes. The test contains pre-algebra, elementary algebra, intermediate algebra, coordinate geometry, plane geometry, and trigonometry. For the Pre-Algebra and Elementary Algebra questions, you answered 11/24 questions correctly. For the Intermediate Algebra you answered 5/18 questions correctly. For the Plane Geometry and Trigonometry questions, you answered 6/18 questions correctly. Your total correct for the entire test was 22/60 questions. Your Reading score is 21. The Reading Test consists of four reading passages - social science, natural science, prose, and humanities – with 10 questions per passage for a total of 40 questions. You have 35 minutes to complete it. For the social science and natural science passages, you answered 12/20 correctly. For the prose and humanities passages, you answered 10/20 correctly. Your total correct for the entire test was 22/40 questions. Your Science score is 19. The Science Test consists of 40 questions, which you must answer in 35 minutes. Your total correct for the entire test was 20/40 questions.

In order to improve your PSAE score, you should do the following: If you are classified as a junior, you should sign up for the ACT prep class, which will be offered starting in January. Use your interim assessment results in English, Math, History and Science to help pinpoint your strengths and weaknesses on the PSAE. Complete PLATO and KeyTrain PSAE lessons on your own time. Work diligently in all of your classes- especially core classes Join the ARC (the TT After School Tutoring Program)

ScorePossible College/University (Generally Speaking) 17South Suburban College 20Chicago State University EIU, NIU, SIU, etc… 25University of Illinois, Big 10 Schools 29Northwestern University

$$$ The Higher Your ACT Score, the MORE CASH YOU CAN GET$$$  ACT Score of 28+ = $15,000 +  ACT Score of = $10,000 +  ACT Score of = $5,000 +  ACT Score of 21 = $2,500 +