Increasing test scores by helping students efficiently manage valuable exam time.

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Your Test Time
One of the reasons standardized tests are so difficult is the time constraint. An example from the LSAT is finishing 26 complicated Logical Reasoning multiple-choice questions in 35 minutes. The average test taker can not accomplish this task. The same goes for all other standardized tests: test takers can NOT finish on time.

In fact, the time factor is probably the single most important factor in determining whether you score acceptably high and get into the school of your choice, or whether your scores are unacceptable and you have to settle for a less satisfactory school or a different avocation all together. The reason? With ample time, many of the exam questions can be answered correctly. It’s the ability to manage this time that is so crucial.

THE SILENT TIMER™is a unique timer to help you improve your pacing skills for standardized tests like the SAT, ACT, LSAT, MCAT and BAR.

The timer has several features to help master your pacing skills:

• It keeps track of the total time left on your section
• It keeps track of how many questions you have answered, and how many remain
• It shows the average time available per question
• It keeps track of the amount of time left on the current question

Practicing with this tool will help you develop a better sense of timing to improve your test scores!

*The Silent Timer is best used as a practice tool to get your mind used to the time constraints on exam day. It may not be legal on all tests; check with your testing administration to determine whether timers are allowed in the room on test day.

See how it works for yourself, click here for an online Demo.

Order your SILENT TIMER™

It is important to start practicing with it as soon as possible, so that you will be more comfortable during your test. Don’t wait to purchase THE SILENT TIMER™; get it today. The sooner you do, the sooner you will have the peace of mind that you are fully prepared and ready to conquer the world (or at least your test).

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