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Help Students Prepare for Regents Tests

  • 03/01/00
Barron’s, a leading source ofprinted study guides and test-prep materials on the New York State Regents exams, has launched www.barronsregents.com,a site where teachers can access Barron’s databaseof Regents questions, answers and detailed explanations. The site allows teachers to select fromthousands of actual Regents exam questions in biology, chemistry, earthscience, global studies, math, physics, and U.S. government and history.

Teachers can search for questionsin the database by date, topic or keyword, and can customize the database byadding their own questions. An answer key with explanations can be createdinstantly. With a classroom subscription, up to 30 students can securely takean assigned test online, at school or at home. Results are availableimmediately, and teachers can track the progress of individual students or theclass as a whole. Barron’s, Hauppauge, NY,(516) 434-3311, www.barronseduc.com.

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