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Exciting news for all ACT test-takers! Starting in 2025, the ACT exam is getting some major updates. Yes, you heard it right: there are some major updates to the ACT Exam, and we have covered them all in the article below. Please take a look at our article for all the updates, and feel free to ask questions if you have any. [ACT Exam Updates, New ACT Exam, ACT Exam 2025 Major updates] https://lnkd.in/gE999jKU

This is something we all have been waiting for! The ACT Exam is getting some major updates; read about them in the article below.

"🎓 Calling all exam warriors! I need your expertise! Which online websites do you recommend for the best government exam preparation? Drop your suggestions in the comments below and let's build a comprehensive list together. Your insights will help countless aspirants ace their exams. Together, let's empower each other to succeed! 💪 #GovernmentExamPreparation #OnlineResources #StudySmart"

AP® U.S. Government Exam Review Ideas to Get Students Ready for the Test Prepare your students for test day by making every review session count! Plan a rigorous AP® U.S. Government test prep using our 5 last-minute review ideas. Click on the link below to read more. https://lnkd.in/dSYvsxRn #apusgovernment #apteacher

Today, I have edited a blog story titled "How the SAT Exam Impacted Me" so as to make it more accurate and readable. Click link below to enjoy the story! https://lnkd.in/dpcs3CCq

Recent articles from the New York Times and Forbes have reignited the standardized testing debate. This article is a good summary of the two perspectives and their arguments for and against testing. Our advice is always to err on the side of caution and sit for each test at least once. https://buff.ly/3Ho1JdK Need to create a test plan? Register for our webinar on 2/7: https://buff.ly/3v1wuSI

5 days left to register for the first Financial Adviser exam sitting of 2024. You must book by 8th March, otherwise, you will have to wait until June for the next exam sitting. You can book with ASIC here https://lnkd.in/eTbtt3EC You need to prepare in a structured way for the Financial Adviser exam. Here are two samples of the best way to prepare: • Understand the intent of the key sections of the Corps Act (video here https://lnkd.in/g5PcxT9) You do not need to memorise sections, but you do need to understand their intent. • Understand the intent of the Standards and Values of the Adviser Code of Ethics to help you remember these for the exam (video here https://lnkd.in/gyFA5Uj)

📚 Have Exam Papers Really Changed Over Time? 📝 Is it just nostalgia, or have exam papers genuinely evolved over the years? In this video, we dive into whether today's exams are easier, harder, or simply different compared to the past. Join the discussion on fairness, standardization, and the role of examiners in shaping our education. #Education #Exams #Learning

Government exam syllabi span diverse topics. Cover the entire syllabus without neglecting any section. Understand past year weightage and trends. Solve previous papers. Revise theory consistently. Leave no stone unturned in your preparation! #naturescan #govtexams #competitiveexams #exam #examtips #examstrategy #govtjobs #publicservices

It's the difficult time of year where I need to balance my personal and intellectual dissatisfaction with the efficacy and real-world meaning of the exam system, with the effort and energy our young people, staff and systems have invested. I will always congratulate and celebrate where it is due, but I also feel strongly that exam results must be seen in a wider context. Consider the child who may have only scraped a handful, but is juggling an insecure situation at home. Congratulate them for showing up, even when they felt lost. Consider the child with the amazing ideas and creative mind, whose recall of facts and expressive language freezes under exam conditions. Congratulate them for all those future successes they will experience under more appropriate conditions, now they have jumped this hurdle and can move on to the next step. Consider the child who experienced panic attacks when entering the exam hall and, due to JCQ rules may not qualify for special consideration, received no grade. Break down their marks, find where they did succeed and help them plan next steps. Consider the child who, with years of hard work, managed to scrap a Grade 2 or 3. Due to our current narratives around grading, they will feel they have failed. Help them see how far they have come and how far they can still go. Exams do not tell you who you are, or even what you are capable of; let's help our young people see exams for what they are - assessments of a specific type of intelligence on a specific day under specific conditions. Let's help them identify the wins and learn from where things did not go so well. Exam reform must be high in the agenda for The Labour Party and Department for Education. #exams #school #education