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58. Test Taking & Following Directions
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Teaching test-taking and following directions is an important part of our role as educators. Not teaching to the test, but teaching how to take a test, how to follow directions, how to read prompts, and how to analyze questions.
Topics Discussed
- Why bother teaching these skills?
- Specific situations to consider
- How does this targeted practice help students?
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