Testing
Class & Program Expectations
Goals
Rules & Regulations
Bonus!
100
This is when you schedule your CASAS pre-tests.

Today!

100

Classes meet on these days and between these times.

Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

100

A goal without this is just a wish.

plan 

100

After 40-70 hours of instruction, you must complete this test. 

CASAS Post-Test (Math or Reading)

100

This is one of the most common ways people communicate in school and at work.

Email

200

These two subjects are tested during the CASAS test.

Math and Reading

200

If you know you are going to miss class, you should do this before or as soon as possible.

Communicate with your instructor or advisor

200

On the first day, we made noises with our hands to demonstrate that having one of these helps guide our actions and leads to better outcomes.

HAVE A PLAN

200

This test can be taken at almost any time, as long as it is not the last test you complete.

Civics test

200

This part of an email tells the reader what the email is about.

Subject line 

300

These required tests are about half the length of the final exam and can be taken as many times as needed until you pass.

Official Practice Tests (OPTs)

300

Participation can look like a lot of things in the classroom. Give examples of classroom participation

Asking questions, contributing to discussions, and participating in classroom activities, taking notes, nodding, and making eye contact

300

This part of a SMART goal answers questions like what you want to accomplish and why it matters.

Specific 

300

If you miss more than this many classes, you may be dropped from the class and have to retake it next session.

5 absences 

300

The body of an email should include what information?

Explain why you are writing, important details, and any questions or requests.

400

Of all the HiSET final exams, this subject takes the longest to complete.

Writing (2 hours)

400

List three important things you will find in a syllabus.

Examples: Instructor contact information, course content information, class times and location, etc.

400

Smaller goals that help you work toward a larger, long-term goal are called these.

Stepping stone goals

400

You must pass this test before you can take its matching HiSET final. 

OPT (Official Practice Test)

400

This skill includes taking responsibility for your actions, asking for help when needed, honoring your commitments, and following through on your plan.

Personal Accountability 

500
You take your CASAS tests, OPTs, and Civics tests in this room.

The Learning Center

500

Understanding your needs, communicating your strengths and challenges, and taking action are all examples of this important skill.

Self-Advocacy 

500

This SMART goal component helps you make sure your goal is achievable.

Realistic

500

Before taking your last HiSET final exam, you must complete and pass these two HiSET subject finals.

Math and Writing

500

List two things TRIO can help you with.

(Examples)

Apply to credit programs, fill out financial aid, etc.