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Grades 9–12 (ages 14–18)Ages 14–18

Test review session for high school (grades 9–12)

Use this template when your high school class needs to review for an upcoming test. It helps students focus on key topics and gives everyone a chance to check their understanding.

Students see clear steps to follow, can vote on topics they need more help with, join an interactive activity on their phones, and keep track of time with a countdown timer.

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How to use it in class

  1. 1Project the template and explain the checklist steps.
  2. 2Start the timer to keep the session focused.
  3. 3Ask students to vote in the poll about which topic they need most help with.
  4. 4Share the Edform activity join code or QR for students to join on their devices.
  5. 5Work through the checklist, pausing to address poll results and activity responses.

Why it works

  • Keeps the review session organized and on track.
  • Gives students a voice in choosing what to revisit.
  • Helps students self-monitor progress and stay engaged.

Tips

  • Let students discuss answers before voting in the poll.
  • Use the checklist to set clear goals for the review session.
  • Encourage students to use their own devices for the Edform activity if possible.

Make it your own

  • Adapt topics for any subject—math, science, history, or language.
  • Use for remote or hybrid classes by sharing your screen and codes online.
  • Provide extra time or visual supports for students who need them.

Questions teachers ask

How much time should I spend on each topic?

Use the timer to keep segments short, about 5–10 minutes per topic, based on class needs.

Can I change the checklist steps or poll question?

Yes, you can edit all text and steps to match your review session goals.

How do students join the Edform activity?

Students can scan the QR code or enter the join code on their phones or laptops.

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