How to Plan Your Time ❮ 11MARCH (30 weeks have now elapsed.)
Form a study group.
Choose a selection you have studied in
class and create an essay question to go
with it, or you can use one of our sug-
gested prompts.
Choose a passage from a current editorial
and create an essay question to go with it,
or you can choose one of our suggested
prompts.
Write one of the analytical essays.
Write one of the synthesis essays.
Compare essays and rate them with your
study group. (Use our rubrics.)APRILTake Practice Exam 1 in the first week of
April.
Evaluate your strengths and weaknesses.
Study appropriate chapters to correct
weaknesses.Practice creating multiple-choice questions
of different types with your study group.
Develop and review worksheets for and
with your study group.MAY—First two weeks (THIS IS IT!)Highlight only those things in the
Glossary about which you are still unsure.
Ask your teacher for clarification. Study!
Write at least three times a week under
timed conditions.
Take Practice Exam 2.
Score yourself.
Give yourself a pat on the back for how
much you have learned and improved over
the past nine months.
Go to the movies. Call a friend.
Get a good night’s sleep. Fall asleep know-
ing you are well prepared.GOOD LUCK ON THE TEST!