The
Study Center contains a number of tools designed to aid in test preparation and
improve study habits.
Diagnostic Test
When
you start the program, you have the option to take a diagnostic test. This test will help determine what areas you
need to review for maximum benefit. To
access the test at any time, click on the Study Center button on the
navigation bar and select the Diagnostic Test.
This test is designed to evaluate your knowledge of the subject and identify your weak points. After taking the test, your score will be tabulated and you will be directed to the chapters in the program you need to review.
During
the test, click on an answer to choose it.
You must then click the Next button to move on to the next
question. You can change your answer
anytime until you choose the Next button to move on.
Once
you finish the test, the Helper will review each of the questions. When the review is complete, you will be
able to view a progress report. This
will help you determine the areas that you need to work on. Click on a chapter to go directly to it from
the Progress Report.
The Progress Report tracks
your progress through your performance on the Diagnostic Test.
After you have taken the Diagnostic
Test, the helper will review your answers to each one of the questions in
the test. After the last answer is
reviewed, you will be able to see your Progress Report. This report will provide you with the number
of questions from the different chapters along with the number you answered
correctly. This enables you to focus
your review on the areas that need the most work.
This section contains tips
and strategies for doing well on tests.
You will learn how to handle the most common types of questions on high
school tests. There are also tips on how to prepare for exams and how to handle
the stress of taking a test.
This section
contains tables and charts created from the material covered in the
chapters.
This section contains an easy to read table that
correlates the information in this program with various textbooks used in
schools today.