If you plan to take the TSI exam or missed the mark on your scores, we offer one-on-one tutoring for the Math and English parts of the TSI exam that provides an overview of key concepts and strategies for the TSI placement test. Sessions do not require an appointment and are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Our tutoring areas also offer many study resources, including textbooks and access to computers free of charge. Math tutoring is available in the Math Homework Lab (F234), and English tutoring is located in the Write Place (G103). Visit our service hours for the current semester, and feel free to stop in when it is convenient. We also offer workshops for TSI prep that are offered in person and online. To learn more, visit the Workshop & Events page.
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For additional help or questions about TSI tutoring or the TSIA2 exam, contact us at:
Math | MC-Tutoring@lonestar.edu or 936.271.6113
English| MC-TheWritePlace@lonestar.edu or 936.273.7055
Series Overview
These resources provide a general overview of the key concepts and strategies for the TSI, now known as TSIA2, placement test in math, reading, and writing. The tutorials include sample questions similar to those found in the actual TSIA2 test. Select the links below to access the videos, sample problems, and tools.
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Handouts
The handout contains practice problems similar to the ones shown in the videos
Supporting Videos
The videos contain explanations and exercises of key material that the student should know for the TSIA2 Math Part.
Supporting Materials
Series Overview
These resources provide a general overview of the key concepts and strategies for the TSI, now known as TSIA2, placement test in math, reading, and writing. The tutorials include sample questions similar to those found in the actual TSIA2 test. Select the links below to access the videos, sample problems, and tools.
Topics
Handouts
Each handout contains practice exercises similar to the ones shown in the videos and important support information.
Additional Resources
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You can combine several learning strategies to level-up your study skills. If you've consistently taken effective reading and lecture notes, your notes should provide an overview of the key course concepts, with key information you can expect to find on the test. Your notes then become your study guide. Using the Pomodoro method, you can break up your study sessions into manageable chunks leading up to your test date.
You can also check out the Test Taking Strategies workshops or academic success resources offer by the STAR Center.
You are NOT alone! Test anxiety is a very real thing that can impact you in many different ways. Thankfully, there are proven techniques that help reduce these effects and allow you to achieve the best scores possible on your exams. Here are just a few to consider trying on your next test:
Want to learn even more strategies for handling test anxiety? Come see an Academic Coach today (LSC-M, Room F-112: “HUB 2”) to best prepare yourself for all your upcoming exams. You can also check out the Test Taking Strategies workshops or video series offer by the STAR Center.