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Peer reviewedFrederickson, Les – Social Studies Review, 1984
Test-taking skills not only should but can be taught. Discussed are four strategies of test wiseness which research has shown to be of value: (1) physical, emotional, and intellectual preparation; (2) time-use strategies; (3) error-avoidance strategies; and (4) guessing strategies. (RM)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Guessing (Tests), Research Utilization, Skill Development
