Here is a list of ways students have discovered that are helpful in studying for a Math test. You don't need to do ALL of these items! Choose two or three that look like they would be useful to you.  Best of luck!

(Note: If there are things you do when you are studying that you think are effective, please share them. We would love to continue to add to the list!)

• Do practice problems from the book
• Practice/study with a friend or family member
• Read through your class notes
• Ask your teacher for help on anything that you don't understand before school or during advisory
• Have a parent or friend quiz you
• Do missing work
• Look over old homework assignments and correct mistakes
• Look over the quizzes from the chapter and correct mistakes
  
• Look at the examples in the book
• Focus on the problems/topics that you don't understand
  
• Do extra credit from the back of the book
• Cover up the details side of your Cornell notes and see what you remember
• Make a practice quiz and complete it
  
• Study the vocabulary
• Flash cards (This is good for memorizing information)
• Use the Learning Target sheet as a check list to see what you need to study the most
• Go to the online textbook and watch the video lessons
• Do some math games that are related to the topics in the chapter