Tuesday, January 25, 2011

AIMS Tips for Students

  • Arrive early for tests

  • Please Print Confirmation of AIMS Test registration page and bring it with you to each test.

  • If you need to change your registration before the day of the test, you may do so by logging back into aims.primaveratech.org.



  • Be physically prepared. Get plenty of rest the night before.

  • Be mentally prepared. Try to relax and do your best.

  • Eat a good breakfast the morning of the test.

  • Drink a cup of coffee, tea, orange juice or a soft drink the morning of the test. Students need something to help make them alert.

  • Be comfortable but alert
    Choose a good spot and make sure you have enough room to work, maintain comfortable posture but don't "slouch"
  • Stay relaxed and confident
  • Listen to directions as the teacher explains them. Ask about any directions you do not understand.

  • Read the directions carefully.

  • Look for key words that will help you identify what the question is asking you to do.

  • Take your time and work at your own pace. AIMS is not a timed test, but you do want to use your time well.

  • Move on to the next item if you are stuck. Be sure to return to it later.

  • Answer all the questions

Friday, January 7, 2011

We are here to help!

If you are reading this, you've registered for your AIMs test and are counting down the days until testing right? Many people find testing quite nerve racking! Even as professionals in education taking a test can make us anxious too. We are here to help you every step of the way leading up to test day! We want to make sure you are ready and feeling confident! Please visit the tab "About the proctors", where you can read more about us. Our names are Melissa Westover, Meah Sessions and Todd Ziehm. Please refer to this blog for further info, tips, and discussions about the AIMS test and some fun things along the way as well!

Flagstaff AIMS

AIMS registration starts next week!! Check out this blog for helpful tips and strategies for taking AIMS, fun activities at the AIMS site, and testing location information.