Make Your Own Questions
A valuable approach to preparing students for the ACT lies in creating ACT-style questions for your own curriculum's content. Science reading passages for experiments conducted in class; reading passages for literature being studied; multiple-choice questions for math units being taught. This approach can make ACT preparation a seamless part of your class.
A valuable approach to preparing students for the ACT lies in creating ACT-style questions for your own curriculum's content. Science reading passages for experiments conducted in class; reading passages for literature being studied; multiple-choice questions for math units being taught. This approach can make ACT preparation a seamless part of your class.
Try this
Try this
- Select a unit or concept you are teaching or have taught.
- Examine the style of questions ACT builds for your content area.
- Create questions based on that style for your unit or concept.
To the right, you will find a blog post from PrepScholar exploring the different question types for the ACT. Below, you will find two YouTube videos exploring strategies for building ACT-style questions for your class. Use both as resources for understanding those question types.
