Promotion Requirements
Turn It In, Turn It In!
Study Smarter, Not Harder
Test-Taking
100

Can a student be retained in 7th grade?

Yes

100

What tool can you use to track your assignment due dates?

Google Calendar!
100

What is an example of passive learning?

-Listening to lectures

-Reading textbooks

-Watching videos

100

What is the first thing I should do when I get a test?

READ THE DIRECTIONS!

200

How many days can a student be absent before they are considered at risk for retention?

20 Days

200
What is the 2-Minute Rule?

If a task takes under 2 minutes, finish and submit NOW!

200

What is an example of active learning?

-Asking questions

-Participating in discussions

-Solving problems

-Conducting experiments

-Teaching concepts to others

-Engaging in practical scenarios

200

What should I "brain dump"?

Write formulas, dates, and terms on scratch paper immediately

300

What is the minimum required cumulative GPA for promotion?

2.0

300
True or False: I finished my assignment.  I am not DONE!

FALSE! 

Finished assignments belong in the turn-in bin or online portal IMMEDIATELY.  

The assignment is not "DONE" until it is turned-in!

300

How does active learning affect the brain?

It enhances understanding, retention, and critical thinking skills, promoting a deeper level of engagement with the material.

300

What is the Two-Pass Method?

Answer easy questions first.  Return to hard items later.

400

Which two assessments are we looking at for growth to ensure students are not at risk for retention?

iReady Diagnostic

CAASPP

400

What is something quick I can do to make sure I get credit for my work?

Do a Daily 4:00pm Check

-Spend 60 seconds reviewing your online portal EVERY afternoon

400

Why does teach-to-learn work as a study skill?

🧠 You have to understand what you are teaching: You can't easily explain something you don't understand.

🔍 It reveals gaps: When you get stuck explaining something, you discover what you need to review.

🗣️ You put ideas into your own words: This strengthens understanding rather than relying on memorization.

🔗 You make connections: Teaching requires you to connect new information to what you already know.

🧩 You practice retrieval: You have to pull information from memory instead of simply rereading it.

💡 It increases engagement: Teaching turns learning from a passive activity into an active one.

400

How will slashing wrong answers on a multiple-choice test help?

The more answers you can eliminate, the better your chances are of answering correctly.
500

True or False: Improving attendance and academic performance throughout the year can help a student get back on track.

True

500

What is the word for putting things off until the last minute?

Procrastination

Don't do it!  It creates PILES of work!

500

What is the Pomodoro Technique?

-Select a single task to focus on

-Set a timer and work continuously for 25 minutes

-Take a 5 minutes break

-Repeat for 4 rounds

-Take a 30 minute break

-REPEAT

500

What should you do if you start feeling anxious during a test?

Take a moment to breathe and refocus.

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