[header] How to take the pssa [title] About two months earlier, start reviewing your basic concepts. [step] Multiplication facts, how to use a calculator, summarizing, basic everyday words you have trouble spelling, writing strategies you've been taught, things like that. Don't go overboard like studying every single thing in your science textbook.
[header] How to take the pssa [title] About two months earlier, start reviewing your basic concepts. [step] Multiplication facts, how to use a calculator, summarizing, basic everyday words you have trouble spelling, writing strategies you've been taught, things like that. Don't go overboard like studying every single thing in your science textbook.
After doing an internet search, you will come across columns showing all your concepts, especially the more basic concepts you have trouble remembering. [title] These start a month before and maybe after your semester start. Half the things in there won't be on the test. [title] Have a good night's sleep before exam (9 hours). For example, ask yourself if you would include all the parts of a typical science textbook, or maybe combine addition and subtraction. [title] Examine each portion and write down every concept you're stumped about. Remember that this is your first piece of knowledge and not a judge. [substeps] For instance, if you know that x is dietary or mineral based, mention this in the final part.