Omega 3 May Improve Test Scores in Children Venice, FL (PRWEB) August 26, 2011 The study will be conducted by AMBO Foods, makers of the Omega Cookie, and will focus on how omega 3 from broad spectrum fish oil increases the testing scores of pre-collegiate students at The Larsen Learning Center. Also to be studied [...]
Every Fall, thousands of high school students take standardized tests that will help them get into college. It’s important to know that not all tests are designed the same, nor are they scored the same. With this article we will be addressing the best way to improve study skills to take the four-hour SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test).
Ron White memory training expert recommends this article on SAT prep: Top Tips for SAT Test Preparation Bangalore, India (PRWEB) October 7, 2010 As students across the country prepare to take the most important test of their high school careers, anxiety is mounting as the pressure is on to ace the SAT.
Even though teaching memory techniques is not restricted to college educated people, I, Ron White, memory expert, know the value of continuing education in expanding the brain, as well as becoming more valuable in the job market. I also realize how rough the economy is, and the diminishing opportunities for an education with loss of grants, scholarships and rising tuition.
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Ron White memory expert recommends this article : Determining your risk for Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is almost impossible, especially if you are living a ‘memory-fitness friendly’ lifestyle and are under the age of 55. The Alzheimer’s association suggests that as many as one in eight baby boomers who reach age 55 will develop Alzheimer’s disease [...]
Many parents listen to college representatives who tell them that they look at each college applicant in a "holistic manner" and that test scores are not a big deal. However, research shows that more than 70% of colleges and universities consider SAT and ACT test scores a significant factor in college admissions. Too many students are rejected from colleges because of low test scores. Many lose out on merit scholarships because their test scores are not high enough.
Parents often are frustrated with students who come home with poor test scores, thinking they did not study enough or pay attention in class. Often this is far from what is really going on. The child may be suffering from performance anxiety, even if they know the material forward and backward before entering the testing room.
