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How To Keep Calm During Tests

 

  • Prepare well in advance. Keep up every day if you can, but don't judge yourself harshly if you don't. Avoid last-minute cramming. Don't go without sleep the night before.

 

  • Know the time and place of the test and what you need to bring. Be on time, neither too early nor too late, with blue books or supplies. Don't rush.

 

  • Don’t talk about the test with classmates immediately beforehand, especially if you know this sort of thing raises your anxiety level.

 

  • Read over the test and plan your approach. Ascertain point values per part, time limits for each section, which question you'll start with to boost your confidence, etc.

 

  • Don't hesitate to ask for clarification from the professor, teaching assistant, or proctor if you have questions about instructions, procedure, etc.

 

  • Be clear about your job. A test is a thinking task, and your job during an exam is to think as clearly as possible based on what you currently know. Focus on your job (the thinking process) and practice letting go of what you don’t control (the grading). Approach the test determined to think to the best of your ability, but also accept the limits of what you currently know as a beginner.

 

  • Reduce anxiety with activity. If you go blank and can't think of anything to write, go on to another question or another part of the test. On an essay question, jot down anything you can recall on scratch paper to stimulate your memory and get your mind working.

 

  • Relax yourself physically during the test, especially if you notice that you are not thinking well or your muscles are tight. Pause, put your test down, and take several slow, deep breaths. Tense and release your muscles. Do this in particular if you notice that you are worrying excessively about one problem, not reading carefully, and unable to recall information you know.

 

  • Pay attention to the test, not to others. Don't waste time wondering how other people are doing.

 

 

 

 

 

 

MAY 2008

May 8th and 9th, Chinese (Cantonese) Speech Contest

May 18th, 1st Grade SundaySing

May 18th, CEBC Children's Choir Musical, 2:00 PM

May 26th, HOLIDAY, Memorial Day, No grades are in session

 

 

JUNE 2008

June 3rd, Kindergarten Graduation, 801 Silver, Sanctuary, 6:30 PM

June 5th, High School 12th Grade Graduation, 801 Silver, Sanctuary, 7:00 PM

June 11th, Middle School 8th Grade Graduation, 801 Silver, Sanctuary, 7:00 PM

June 12th, LAST DAY OF INSTRUCTION, Grades K-11

June 23rd, Beginning of Summer Programs

 

JULY 2008

July 4th, HOLIDAY, 4th of July, No grades are in session

 

AUGUST 2008

August 1st, End of Summer Programs

August 4th -15th, Sports Clinic (Volleyball and Basketball)

August 14th, New Parents' Orientation

August 27th, FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL

 

 

 

 

 
 

News and Updates

 
 

 

We are still accepting application forms for PreSchool at both of our Lawton and Silver campuses.

 

For Silver, please call (415) 587-7256 and ask for the registrar.

 

For Lawton, please call (415) 665-9747 and ask for the registrar.

 

Application forms can also be downloaded in the 'Forms' section of this website, but you need to call to set up an interview.

 

 

KINDERGARTEN PROMOTIONAL VIDEO

Do you want to know more about our kindergarten program? Do you have friends looking for a great kindergarten program? Well look no further. Click on the title to see a short promotional video about our kindergarten program at our 801 Silver campus.

 

WMV File MOV File

 

'THE BRIDGE' is now viewable online

The Bridge is a student-created webpaper. The 5th issue is up!

Click on the icon to read it! You can also access it via the Cambridge Campus tab.

 

 

The Cornerstone Bulletin Is Available Online

Is now available online, click on the icon to download the most recent issue in PDF format

 

If you would like to download/view the past issues go to the FORMS section. You need Acrobat Reader in order to view the issues.

 


Winter Retreat 2007

 

Check out the candid pictures from our most recent High School Winter Retreat at Jenness Park. Click here.

 


Downloadable Forms

Under General Information>Forms, some general school forms have been uploaded to that area of the website for your convenience. Most forms are in a PDF format so you will need Acrobat Reader in order to view or to print.

 

New forms have been added such as Dependent Care Expense Deductions for this school year.

 

Click here to go to the Forms page.

 
 

Images

 
 

Congratulations to our Middle School Choir

In March, the Cornerstone Academy Middle School Choir presented "Nowhere to Run", a musical based on the parable of the Prodigal Son. The students did a spectacular job and special thanks to the choir director, Mrs. Melissa Jong-Yip and the drama director, Ms. Cecilia Brown.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

PLEASE DO NOT DOUBLE PARK in our parking lot or on Silver Avenue or Cambridge Street. Double parking your vehicle narrows the streets and makes it a lot more dangerous not only for other cars but for pedestrians as well. Please pull into a space if one is available. Though you may think you are saving time by having your student run out to your car, you are not saving that much time and YOU ARE PUTTING AT RISK your own child and the safety of others around you. Please let us be considerate to each other and our neighbors for safety's sake.

 

If you allow your child to walk home or to the bus stop, please tell them to go as a group or at the minimum in pairs. In the past, we have had students accosted by other people walking down the street. The strangers will approach them in broad daylight on a busy street such as Cambridge. Optimally, if they could stay at school until a parent can pick them up, it would be the best, but if it is not possible, please warn your children to exercise extreme caution when you give permission for them to leave on their own.

 
 

 

 

Cornerstone Academy is accredited by WASC since 2000