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Friday, September 19, 2014

PLAN Test

PLAN Test
Sierra Perry,
Reporter
9/19/14

The PLAN Test is the pre-test to the ACT, and is used to prepare students for their upcoming ACT. It allows students to see what to expect when taking the ACT exam. The exam covers the basic subjects such as English, Math, Reading, and Science. The exam helps students to determine what they need to work on when the time comes for them to take the actual ACT test. The Plan Test gives a great deal of students a helping hand in determining where to go when the time comes for them to actually take the exam.

SDHS counselor, Aaron Bronstein, stated that the test allows students to “ familiarize themselves with the material” that will soon be on their ACT. Bronstein also said that after the test students should “focus on the positive” even if they do not believe they did well. The PLAN is just a predictor for the ACT exam that students will be taking next year. The PLAN strives to strike awareness in students to allow them the opportunity to do better when the time for their ACT exam comes around.


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