Test Taking Skills

K-12 Explorers Guild
Thursday, February 22, 2007
4:30-6:30 pm
250 14th Street NW, Room 131
Atlanta, Georgia  30318

This workshop is designed to provide parents, teachers and students with useful test taking strategies to help students successfully take standardized multiple-choice tests such as the CRCT. Parents and students will use the CRCT online practice site and other online resources.

Topics

-How to approach standardized tests
-Practicing the tests and setting goals
-Tactics for taking the test

Presenter
Ruby West, Thinkgate

The Explorers Guild and Foundations for the Future

This is a free monthly workshop, held in a classroom of the future, where teachers can exchange experiences, learn from each other, and experiment with tools and technologies. PLU credits are offered for attendance.

The Explorers Guild is sponsored by Foundations for the Future (F3) and part of the Georgia Tech Research Institute. F3 is a collaboration of Georgia Tech researchers working with government and industry support to ensure universal K-12 access in Georgia.
 
Workshop Information

The workshop will be held in room 131 at 250 14th Street NW (formerly the Georgia Center for Advanced Telecommunications Technology (GCATT) building.) The building is located across from Georgia Public Broadcasting. For more detailed directions, please visit our Explorers Guild website which is noted below. If taking MARTA, exit at the Arts Center station and take the #98 bus to the 250 14th Street building.

Parking Information

Complimentary parking is available in the parking deck. The parking deck gates will open after 6:30 in order for you to leave without being charged a parking fee.
 
The workshop will be held from 4:30 to 6:30 PM on February 22, 2007. Sandwiches and beverages will be served.

For More Information or to Register

Please RSVP to make sure that space is available. Please contact Margie Brown at (404) 407-6069 or email to: margie.brown@gtri.gatech.edu.  

For more information about Foundations for the Future please visit: www.f3program.org