Has a pandemic school year impacted the way your child prepares for MCAS this year?
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Get Used to Test Taking Again
Many schools paused quizzes, tests, and even homework this year. Students have not had the experience of working through a long test in a focused manner for quite some time now. We've provided several years' practice tests below to get your student used to test-taking again.
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Step Back...Then Move Forward
We recommend students start with an MCAS practice test from a prior grade. For example, a 4th grader should take a 3rd grade MCAS test to warm up their skills. This will increase a student's confidence level as well as identify areas of weaknesses for a student who has lost math skills during this pandemic year.
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Catch Up on Skills
It is a fact that many online or hybrid classrooms are not able to cover the full grade curriculum this year. Once you identify areas of weaknesses—whether your child has forgotten the skills or the topics were never covered—review these specific areas by clicking the category in the next session. You can also ask to work on them with your Mathnasium instructor.
Try out a past year MCAS test.
Practice specific areas of weakness - Click the category links below.
- Login username/password is required to access the online practice below.
- Username: Student first name + last name + 167
- Example: Student Name: Jane Doe, your username will be janedoe167
- Password: jdoe ((Student First Initial + Last Name))
- If you don't have a ixl account then the system will limit you to 10 problems a day.