I was really good at standardized tests in high school. NMSF and everything. I think I’d do terribly now.

I got cooked on paper, and suspect I'll get cooked on the screen, as well. And no need to give my kids another data point to rib me.

Anonymous wrote:For me, its "use it or lose it". Sure, in HS I did great in all the math courses for example.
40+ yrs late, I can maybe remember what the Pythorem Theory is used for, but not much else.

Plus, I think the mode in thinking and problem-approaching method has shifted.

Maybe not.

Absolutely not. I don’t care what my score would be and I didn’t like the English prep classes when my parents made me take them in the 90s.

I was just talking to my niece who lives in a different state. She was telling me how the SAT private adult tutors all take them in her area to advertise their scores for their tutoring businesses. So any adult can sign up. Go for it, OP.

For me, its "use it or lose it". Sure, in HS I did great in all the math courses for example.
40+ yrs late, I can maybe remember what the Pythorem Theory is used for, but not much else.

Plus, I think the mode in thinking and problem-approaching method has shifted.