test prep over v/c Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Posted by Rebecca Morrison in Classroom Technology, Collaborations, Distance Learning, Links, VLC Programs, Videoconferencing.Tags: ACT, college prep, Cooperating School Districts, csd, Distance Learning, New Links to New Learning, PSAT, test prep, videoconference
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Now that the school year is over, I think people are starting to this about next school year- and for high school students and their parents- about college prep. Cooperating School Districts’ New Links to New Learning offers both an ACT Prep Class and now a PSAT Prep Class, both over videoconference. Trained instructors from The Princeton Review conduct the course and CSD gets you connected to the course. For more info, contact Rebecca Morrison.
Here’s some info to think about:
- Public Missouri high school students who completed The Princeton Review PSAT Clinic averaged of 12.1 pts higher on the PSAT, and the top 50% of student scoring 21.6 points higher, which is equivalent to an SAT scaled score increase of 216 points.
- According to The Princeton Review, when students attend all of the sessions, take all of the practice tests, and complete all assigned homework, average ACT score improvement is three points.
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[...] is still open for both of the videoconference ACT Prep Course and PSAT Prep Course – the deadline is September 8. [...]