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MHSA: Regional Training Opportunities, Workshops and Materials

SAT Administration Workshop

2009 MHSA Administrative Workshop Powerpoint

Adobe Content Online Presentation*- Audio/video recording of the web conference hosted on March 18, 2009.

MEA, MHSA, PAAP, and AYP Report Interpretation Workshop Material

SAT workshop materials and resources

College Board SAT.ppt

Texas English teacher Mary Butler visited Maine in January.  This is her “SAT School Based Workshop” presentation. 

College Board PSAT.ppt

College Board presentation from PSAT regional workshops presented February 2008.

SAT Workshop.ppt

Presentation from winter 2008 SAT Workshop.

Critical Reading on the SAT - PDF

What the critical reading test assesses and suggestions to improve student outcomes.

Writing on the SAT - PDF

What the writing test assesses and suggestions to improve student outcomes.

SAMPLE SAT- style Writing Prompts for CTE - PDF

Examples of SAT-style prompts of topics specific to Career and Technology Education programs created by CTE educators in Baltimore County (Md) Public Schools in 2004. 

Guidance for Improving Reading and Writing Scores - WORD

Created by Maine Department of Education staff, this handout suggests strategies to improve student scores on the PSAT/SAT.

PSAT Response - PDF

Next step resource for using PSAT data.

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