Florida Civics End of Course Exam Preparation & Strategies

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
AP US History: Secrets of the AP Exam Orwhat you need to know to get through the next 32 weeks and pass the exam.
Advertisements

Test Taking Strategies
Carrying Out an Investigation in Science
Write It Down Super smart information strategies Don’t just think about it-put your pencil to the paper and take some notes! Made after the Book By: Julie.
SQ3R: A Reading Technique
Osslt preparation session 3
FCAT READING REVIEW.
Welcome to the HSC Study Day For Science. Session Outline  The Content  The Syllabus  The Biggest Secret of All!  The Biggest Mistake of All!  The.
Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test at PCSS
WRITING SKILLS FOR AP US HISTORY
What is it? What steps do scientists use to conduct experiments?
Scientific Method.
Higher Biology Unit 1: Cell biology Unit 2: Genetics & Adaptations
© 2004 Pearson Education, Inc., publishing as Longman Publishers Chapter 8: Reading Graphics and Technical Writing College Reading and Study Skills, Ninth.
ACT Science Prep Tips and Tricks.
TAKS Test-Taking Tips!. What is Passing? Based on the 2007 panel recommendations, passing scores are: Passing Commended 9 th Reading67%86% 9 th Math60%87%
Exploring a topic in depth... From Reading to Writing The drama Antigone was written and performed 2,500 years ago in a society that was very different.
I can remember basic ideas about a topic. Questions I can Answer -Who? -What? -When? -Where? -Why? -How? -What happened? -Which is True or False? Questions.
Lect 6 chapter 3 Research Methodology.
1 Focusing on the FCAT Test-Taking Strategies Grades 3-5 Nancy E. Brito, Department of Assessment , PX47521 Information.
Magazine Articles Newspaper Articles Internet Articles.
“Reading is the New Civil Right!”
Chapter 13: Interpreting Graphic Aids
How to write your special study Step by step guide.
TEST TAKING SKILLS Helpful Hints And Procedures for the Math MCAS Test.
ESSENTIAL QUESTION How do I analyze information in diverse formats and evaluate the motives behind the presentation? Homework 1.You are to use this Power.
Chapter Two: How to Answer Data-Based Questions. Chapter Objective & TEKS Objective ▫Applying critical-thinking skills to organize and use information.
Levels of Questions fact recall analyze or explain apply what you know 20% 60%
Strategies for Success with Reading Exams
Strategies for Readers.  Why do our students need to pass standardized tests?  How can we help our students show what they know on standardized tests?
Case Study Presented by: Becky, Christy, Jolee, and Veronica.
Informational Selection and Multiple Choice
Lesson #2: Types of Reading and Multiple Choice Questions
Primary and Secondary Sources
OSSLT Test Preparation
Writing. Academic Writing Allow about 20 minutes In TASK 1 candidates are presented with a graph, table,chart or diagram and are asked to describe, summarise.
Scientific Method. Identify the Problem Finding out what you want answered or what problem you want to solve Finding out what you want answered or what.
National 5 Biology Assignment
LI: I can show what I already know about handling data Steps to Success… Give ideas of important words to contribute towards a mind map Be able to name.
WELCOME TO SESSION 3 What we’ll be working on:  examining a specific kind of reading – the graphic text  examining the tips for multiple choice question.
1 Focusing on the FCAT Test-Taking Strategies Grades 6-8 Nancy E. Brito, Department of Assessment , PX47521
An Examination of Visual Primary and Secondary Sources
1 Focusing on the FCAT Test-Taking Strategies Grades 9-11 Nancy E. Brito, Department of Assessment , PX47521
Reading STAAR Strategies
Informational Text. VOCABULARY: anecdote - short, entertaining account of something happening vignette - a short, delicate literary sketch quote - exact.
PSAT Reading Test Tips and Strategies for Success.
WELCOME TO SESSION 3 What we’ll be working on:  examining two different kinds of reading  reviewing the tips for reading and answering questions  practising.
Smart Reading Strategies Webinar Presentation. How to use this recording Watch Do activities Webinar slides & further resources:
The Scientific Method. The scientific method is the only scientific way accepted to back up a theory or idea. This is the method on which all research.
LITERACY TEST STRATEGIES. Literacy Test Format  The literacy test has a variety of reading selections and questions Types of Questions  Multiple choice.
Test Taking Skills Make sure you prove what you know!
Reading tasks & Short written task.  Information paragraph (225 to 250 words)  News report (225 to 250 words)  Dialogue (225 to 250 words)  Real-life.
IELTS Reading Test GENERAL PRESENTATION
Unit 4 Ways of Learning (Listening)  Multiple choice questions are found in listening and reading.  First, read the questions and the options.  Listen.
Present apply review Introduce students to a new topic by giving them a set of documents using a variety of formats (e.g. text, video, web link etc.) outlining.
ACT Science ACT Test Prep Goals – 1. Become familiar with many of the concepts that are tested on the official test 2. Be able to target the item-types.
AVID Ms. Richardson.
Primary and Secondary Sources
Osslt preparation session 3
Florida Civics End of Course Exam Preparation & Strategies
REFERENCE AND RESEARCH
Osslt preparation session 3
Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (EQAO)
Tuesday, September 18, 2018 Answer the following discussion questions using at least 5-8 sentences total. If Ms. Overton were to ask you to annotate an.
Success on the OSSLT: GRAPHIC TEXTS
Osslt preparation session 3
Florida Civics End of Course Exam Preparation & Strategies
GRAPHIC TEXTS Miss Lahn 4E/OLC.
Steps of the Scientific Method.
Aim: How do I ACE the SAQ (Short Answer Question)?
Presentation transcript:

Florida Civics End of Course Exam Preparation & Strategies Helpful Hints and Tips to Perform Successfully on your Civics EOC Test Day! You’re AWESOME and You Know It!

Levels of Questions Low – fact recall Moderate– analyze or explain High – apply what you know

Multiple Choice Questions Sample Question How can I choose the best answer? All of the questions on your EOC will be multiple choice. There will be 48 questions total. There will be four answer options for you to choose from. Read the question carefully. Read through each of the answer choices; mark through any that you know are definitely NOT the correct answer. Watch out for words like “always” or “never” – those usually are a clue that can be distracting…

Primary Sources What is a primary source? Sample Question Materials that have been written or made by people who were at historical events, either as observers or participants. Primary sources include journals, diaries, letters, speeches, newspaper articles, autobiographies, laws, wills, and financial records. Most primary sources will be in “quotes” on the EOC. Be sure to read each quotation carefully and entirely. Re-read any section that might be unclear and search for context clues to find meaning. Use your multiple choice skills to help you choose the best answer.

Charts Sample Question What types of charts will I see on my EOC? Your EOC will consist of several graphics – some examples are: tables, flow charts and Venn diagrams. Be sure to read all of the information on the graphic to collect the details necessary to answer the question. Try to draw conclusions or make connections based on what you KNOW and what you are SEEING in the chart/graphic. Use your multiple choice skills to help you choose the best answer.

Graphs Sample Question What kind of graphs will I see on my EOC? You may see line graphs or bar graphs on your EOC. Graphs help you make distinctions, or comparisons, about a set of data. Read the labels on the graphs to make sure you know what you’re looking at! Draw conclusions and make connections based on what you KNOW and what are you are SEEING in the graph. Use your multiple choice skills to help you choose the best answer.

Maps Sample Question Will I have to read maps on my EOC? There is a possibility that you can see a map or two on your EOC. There are three kinds of maps: political, physical, and thematic. Be sure to the read the title of the map. Read the map key so you know what the symbols mean. Draw conclusions and make connects based on what you KNOW and what you are SEEING on the map.