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Test preparation psychology resources for GATE
Gifted and Talented - Autobiographical Life Map Unit
Wake up the memories of your gifted and talented students and use them to create an autobiographical life map. This life map will help your students visualize their life journey (past, present, and future) and teach them the power of autobiographical thinking and metaphorical representation.
Students will begin by viewing a PowerPoint (included) on this type of thinking. The PowerPoint will guide them through the steps of brainstorming, metaphorical representation and symbolism of their lives
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3rd - 6th
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Student Quizzes Learning Style Inventory Right or Left Brain Activity
Right or Left Brain Dominant Quiz, Learning Style Inventory, and Introvert vs. Extrovert QuizThese three quizzes will help students learn more about themselves, their learning style and their preferences. Each of the three quizzes comes with summary pages that describe characteristics of their results. Left or Right Brained Dominant Color by Number Brain Students will answer 27 questions in which they will decide which answer describes them best. After answering the questions, the students will
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3rd - 9th
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Design a School Project (Based on Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs) | PBL
This project-based learning activity is intended as a culminating project following a lesson on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. This project would be appropriate for a high school Psychology course or Social Studies course. I used this project with my Social Studies students as a culminating project after watching the documentary film, "The Bad Kids" (could also be used with "Stand and Deliver," "Lean on Me," or a similar film.Step I:In this exercise, students will connect what they've learned abou
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Psychology Store Growing Bundle
Gifted and Talented - Style Profile Concept Based Unit
Every student is unique. They look differently and have individual personalities. They also have a preferred style of learning and expressing their learning. Additional they have intelligence strengths and weaknesses. All these differences need to be respected, embraced, and accommodated in the classroom. In this concept based unit for gifted learners, students will develop a learning profile for their teachers in the form of a brochure to be used as a tool in differentiation for their indi
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3rd - 6th
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CogAT Practice Packet for K-1 with Answer Key and Administration Directions
Are you looking for something to help your Kindergarten/1st grade child or class to use for practicing the CogAT (Cognitive Abilities Test)? I teach Talent Development to Kindergarten and First graders as well as gifted resource to first grade through sixth grade. I have created this packet to use during Talent Development to help my K-1 students become familiar with what the questions may look like on the CogAT. I created all questions based on the types of questions that have been shared as pu
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K - 1st
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Also included in: CogAT Practice BUNDLE: Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd Grade
OLSAT - practice/Pattern Recognition
These worksheets are good to use to prepare students for the OLSAT / Gifted Testing / GATE testing / or for general intelligence testing. The purpose of these sheets to prepare students to the type of questioning and the testing format that they may encounter during these tests.
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2nd - 4th
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CogAT Test - Quantitative Battery Booklet (Level 8 - Grade 2)
About the test. CogAT ® Form 7 - Level 8 is designed for students in Grade 2. The questions are divided into 3 batteries – Verbal, Quantitative and Nonverbal Reasoning, and each battery has 3 different subtests. There are 154 questions. Form 7 and 8 - Level 8 are equivalent in every way, except that the specific questions are different. This allows the school to give an alternative version of the same test when necessary.Skills required for this test. The questions in the CogAT cover cognitive o
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2nd
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CogAT Practice #2 for K-2 with Answer Key and Administration Directions
Are you looking for something to help your Kindergartener, 1st or 2nd grade child or class to use for practicing the CogAT (Cognitive Abilities Test)? I teach Talent Development to Kindergarten as well as gifted resource to first grade through sixth grade. I have created this packet to use during Talent Development to help my K-2 students become familiar with what the questions may look like on the CogAT. I created all questions based on the types of questions that have been shared as public kn
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: CogAT Practice BUNDLE: Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd Grade
DISC Personality Type Quiz | Get to Know You Inventory Test | Back to School
Boost student relationships with this no-prep, easy-to-use DISC Personality Inventory! This personality survey, based on the long-standing four temperaments, turns this abstract concept into a lesson that is high-interest, easy to understand, and memorable! TWO LEVELS of the personality test are included, making it applicable for 3rd-12th grade students...and beyond! This personality quiz theme can be used in any school subject as a Get to Know You Activity at Back to School Time, or any other t
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: PERSONALITY TYPES MEGA BUNDLE | 45 Themed Personality Inventories
CogAT Test - Quantitative Battery Booklet (Level 7 - Grade 1)
About the test. CogAT ® Form 7 - Level 7 is designed for students in Grade 1. The questions are divided into 3 batteries – Verbal, Quantitative and Nonverbal Reasoning, and each battery has 3 different subtests. There are 136 questions. Form 7 and 8 - Level 7 are equivalent in every way, except that the specific questions are different. This allows the school to give an alternative version of the same test when necessary.Skills required for this test. The questions in the CogAT cover cognitive o
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1st
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CogAT Test - Verbal Battery Booklet (Level 8 - Grade 2)
About the test.CogAT ® Form 7 - Level 8 is designed for students in Grade 2. The questions are divided into 3 batteries – Verbal, Quantitative and Nonverbal Reasoning, and each battery has 3 different subtests. There are 154 questions. Form 7 and 8 - Level 8 are equivalent in every way, except that the specific questions are different. This allows the school to give an alternative version of the same test when necessary.Skills required for this test. The questions in the CogAT cover cognitive or
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2nd
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CogAT Test - Verbal Battery Booklet (Level 7 - Grade 1)
About the test. CogAT ® Form 7 - Level 7 is designed for students in Grade 1. The questions are divided into 3 batteries – Verbal, Quantitative and Nonverbal Reasoning, and each battery has 3 different subtests. There are 136 questions. Form 7 and 8 - Level 7 are equivalent in every way, except that the specific questions are different. This allows the school to give an alternative version of the same test when necessary.Skills required for this test.The questions in the CogAT cover cognitive or
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1st
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CogAT Test - Quantitative Battery Booklet (Level 5/6 - Kindergarten)
About the test.CogAT ® Form 7 - Level 5/6 is designed for students in Pre-K - Kindergarten. The questions are divided into 3 batteries – Verbal, Quantitative and Nonverbal Reasoning, and each battery has 3 different subtests. There are 118 questions. Form 7 and 8 - Level 5/6 are equivalent in every way, except that the specific questions are different. This allows the school to give an alternative version of the same test when necessary.Skills required for this test.The questions in the CogAT co
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K
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CogAT Test Non-Verbal Battery Booklet (Level 5/6 - Kindergarten)
About the test. CogAT ® Form 7 - Level 5/6 is designed for students in Pre-K - Kindergarten. The questions are divided into 3 batteries – Verbal, Quantitative and Nonverbal Reasoning, and each battery has 3 different subtests. There are 118 questions. Form 7 and 8 - Level 5/6 are equivalent in every way, except that the specific questions are different. This allows the school to give an alternative version of the same test when necessary.Skills required for this test. The questions in the CogAT
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K
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CogAT Test Non-Verbal Battery Booklet (Level 7 - Grade 1)
CogAT ® Form 7 - Level 7 is designed for students in Grade 1. The questions are divided into 3 batteries – Verbal, Quantitative and Nonverbal Reasoning, and each battery has 3 different subtests. There are 136 questions. Form 7 and 8 - Level 7 are equivalent in every way, except that the specific questions are different. This allows the school to give an alternative version of the same test when necessarySkills required for this test. The questions in the CogAT cover cognitive or aptitude abilit
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1st
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Number Series, Quantitative Patterns for CoGAT, GATE, NNAT
What are number series? These are quantitative (number based) patterns represented by objects in columns. The goal is to determine the next logical amount in the series by identifying the patterns. This activity encourages students to think outside of the box and is often used in Gifted & Talented admissions tests such as CoGAT, T&E, NNAT. It can be used for your differentiated instruction or math centers. Encourage students to explain their rationale as they solve these patterns. What's
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PreK - 3rd
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CogAT Test - Verbal Battery Booklet (Level 5/6 - Kindergarten)
About the test. CogAT ® Form 7 - Level 5/6 is designed for students in Pre-K - Kindergarten. The questions are divided into 3 batteries – Verbal, Quantitative and Nonverbal Reasoning, and each battery has 3 different subtests. There are 118 questions. Form 7 and 8 - Level 5/6 are equivalent in every way, except that the specific questions are different. This allows the school to give an alternative version of the same test when necessary.Skills required for this test. The questions in the CogAT
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K
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Math Journal Prompts: CUSTOMIZABLE
►This set of math journal prompts/exit slips for students to use in any middle school math class.
►The prompts are meant to promote students ability to communicate mathematically and express themselves using words, pictures and numbers.
►Research has shown that in order for students learn mathematical concepts they must also learn how to communicate what they are learning. It is important to provide many opportunities for students to organize and record their work without the structure of a
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5th - 8th
“-Ologies” Bundle for the Middle-Grade Social Studies
Included in this bundle are 4 comprehensive units.AnthropologyArchaeologyMythologyPsychologyABOUT THE “-OLOGIES” SERIESThe self-directed activities in these comprehensive units are keyed to Bloom’s Taxonomy. They emphasize higher-level thinking skills and, although not so marked, they also encourage fluency, originality, and risk-taking. The teacher's section provides answers and additional background information as well as quizzes, tests, and a crossword. Grades 5–12AnthropologyStudents gain a
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5th - 10th
PHOBIA BUNDLE • VOCABULARY
The Phobia Bundle is a value-packed set of three FUN units on phobias. The format is the same for all three sets, but each set presents all NEW phobias to challenge your students! The Phobia Bundle is filled with Task Cards, Printables, Posters, Creative Writing Ideas, and Games to help you teach your students about different types of phobias. Each of the three sets in the Phobia Bundle includes:• What Is a Phobia? • a page of Phobia Definitions (for easy reference)• a set of 28 full-c
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8th - 12th
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Low-Prep Test Review Games for Any Content Area - Spring Training Baseball Theme
Just like baseball players prepare for games during spring training, you can build off this theme during your class test-prep season! Share your own review questions while playing these baseball-themed games to prepare students for state testing. This resource is ideal for upper-elementary teachers who want to spice up daily review sessions with a little extra fun! I use these four games to review before math and ELA tests all year long!⚠️ Use these review games with ANY content. Find test-prep
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3rd - 5th
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AP Lit and Comp Multiple Choice Practice and Justification
In order to prepare students for the exam, I teach students to identify the types of questions the AP exam will ask and how to attack them.I have my students review the types of questions and then give them short passages taken from Applied Practice or you can take passages from released AP exams. I have provided examples as a reference. The first couple of times I start this, I just have students identify the type of question only. Once they can identify the types of questions quickly, I will
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11th - 12th
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I Didn't Finish First; A Book About Test Anxiety (NWEA MAP/MSTEP Test Prep)
It is rare to find a student that LOVES to test. In reality, they all hate and most have test anxiety of some kind. I have written a short book on test anxiety through the eyes of the student. This is a great book to read or show before you begin standardized testing. It has been formatted into a Google Slideshow for easy presentation to the class. If you prefer a pdf, you can find this listing as a pdf format as well. No student should have to worry about finishing first or last. Let's help all
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Not Grade Specific
The Schwa Was Here Literature Unit
This humorous, gritty book is perfect for the pre-adolescent or middle school literature circle! With the literature book touching upon themes of "labels", fitting in, and families, coupled with sarcastic, appropriate tween humor, the activities in this book are tailor-made for cluster-groups or differentiation within the classroom, with an emphasis on collaboration and group discussion. Each chapter section includes vocabulary and journal prompts, as well as instructions for conducting smal
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5th - 7th, Staff
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