Preparing for the ATI TEAS: Practical Help, Smart Tips, and Quick Practice offers practical advice for studying for the ATI TEAS exam.
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The ATI TEAS 7 can be daunting, but if you have a plan, and practice, you can enter the test center with confidence and success. These focused strategies are for first time test takers or those taking the TEAS for a retest to try to improve their scores — no matter how many times they have taken the exam.
Use a diagnostic to begin. Complete one full practice test (taken at one time) to discover your strengths and weaknesses in Reading, Mathematics, Science and English & Language Usage. Make a realistic study plan based on that result: study for short periods of time (45-60 minutes per day) rather than long and infrequent cramming.
Learn efficiently, by prioritizing topics that will be given the most marks. In Reading, work on identifying the main ideas, supporting details and author’s purpose. Take time to refresh yourself on basic arithmetic, fractions, ratios and understanding data presented in tables and charts in Mathematics. In Science focus on human anatomy and physiology, basic biology, chemistry basics (elements and compounds) and scientific thinking. Practice grammar, punctuation and sentence structure in English. Seek out trusted ATI TEAS study materials, such as the official ATI TEAS study guide and trusted online practice question banks.
Practise in test situation. Time management is critical; practice real test time and no “time out. For each practice test, go over all of the questions that were missed; in short, explain why the correct answer makes sense. That’s a reflection that makes mistakes permanent learning moments.
Go over the facts using a variety of study techniques. Mix up reading, flashcards, short video lessons, and practice questions. Study groups or a tutor can be used to achieve accountability, but understand and adhere to testing policies and academic honesty guidelines. Practise gradually increasing test length to build up stamina.
Common sense on the test day: get a good night’s sleep the night before, have a well-balanced meal and arrive early! Read the questions carefully, cross out answers that aren’t right and mark difficult questions for review, if time permits.
