1. Warm Up What did you do to prepare for our first science test?

2. What can you learn from your first earth science test results?

3. Answer the Following in Your Journal: How well do you think you did on the science test? What did you feel were your strongest areas while preparing for the test? What did you feel were your weakest areas while preparing for the test?

4. What is your learning style? Complete Learning Style Questionnaire If your highest total is in Section A, you are a Seeing Learner If your highest total is in Section B, you are a Hearing Learner If your highest total is in Section C, you are a Doing Learner

5. Study Methods for Seeing Learners Highlight or underline the main idea in your notes Use outlining or mapping as you read To study for a test, do something you can see: draw pictures, copy notes, use graphic organize, draw time lines Use index cards to make flashcards

6. Study Methods for Hearing Learners Read difficult passages aloud instead of silently Record your notes, vocabulary, math facts, etc. and play them back to help you learn Use music to help you learn – sing your review to a song you know or make one up Have someone quiz you over your material

7. Study Methods for Doing Learners Use concrete objects to help you concentrate Trace vocabulary words in salt or sand Teach information to your family using a chalkboard to draw concepts Have someone talk the information through to you while you do something active

8. How did I do on the test? Take a look at your test results. Take out a piece of paper, and copy each question you missed with the correct answer. Are you surprised by any questions that you missed? What will you do differently to prepare for our next test?