Start early! Don’t wait until the week of or the night before the test to prepare.
Continue to challenge yourself with appropriate core courses throughout high school.
Take practice tests.
Use test-taking strategies
Read the directions prior to test day
Know the format of the test
Skip difficult problems and come back to them
Answer all questions-when time is almost out, fill in remaining bubbles
ACT WorkKeys Assessment-https://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/workkeys-for-employers/assessments/preparation.html
WorkKeys assessments vary in the kinds of skills they measure. Whether taking just one assessment or a series of them, targeted preparation helps individuals, educators, and test administrators know what to expect on test day. There are several ways for test takers to prepare and improve their scores.
Sample Questions
Practice Questions
ACT WorkKeys Curriculum
ACT- http://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/the-act/test-preparation.html\
Question of the day
Test-taking tips
Subject-based tips
Practice questions
Difficult to navigate
Khan Academy- https://www.khanacademy.org/mission/sat/overview
SAT test prep partner
Full length practice tests
Subject-based strategies
Log in to save work
Review questions answered incorrectly in practice
Prep Factory- www.prepfactory.com
ACT and SAT prep
Test taking strategies
Easy to log-in and navigate
Connect with other students via Google or Facebook login
Number 2- www.number2.com
ACT only
Must create an account
General test taking strategies
Subject based practice
Explanation of why an answer is wrong
Spark Notes- http://www.sparknotes.com/testprep
ACT & SAT prep
Test taking strategies
Subject-based strategies
March 2 Success- www.march2success.com
ACT & SAT prep
Must log in
General testing strategies
Full-length practice tests
Flash cards
Other school success resources
ACT Online Prep- Can be purchased when you register for the ACT
Kaplan-Some free resources, some very expensive online and in-person courses- www.kaptest.com
Varsity Tutors- Some free resources, but mostly paid online or in-person tutoring for academic subjects and test preparation- www.varsitytutors.com
Please note: it is not WIC School's intent to endorsement or recommend any of the above resources and we recognize that this is not a comprehensive list.
We encourage students to use any number of free resources available for post-secondary planning, test preparation, scholarships, etc.