New York Regents Exam Prep
Progress Learning provides New York State standards-aligned Practice and Assessments, tailored to prepare high school students to excel on Regents Examinations.
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What You Get With Progress Learning
- Practice Regents Examination-aligned assessments for English Language Arts, Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Living Environment (Biology), Earth Science, Chemistry, Physics, Global History and Geography II, United States History and Government, and Foreign Languages, among others.
- Tech-enhanced items aligned to the NY standards
- Customizable and auto-generated “quick-pick” formative and summative assessments
- Regents-aligned videos, games, projector questions, bell ringer questions, printable worksheets, and more
- Custom remediation for individualized learning that can be assigned quickly and easily
- Data and reporting by district, school, classroom, teacher, and student
- Independent practice for students tailored to their needs
- 3 learning modes to mix and match inside your classroom
- Spanish language, text-to-speech, and other accommodations available
What Is Progress Learning?
About New York Regents Testing
The Regents Examinations are New York State Learning Standards-aligned assessments, administered to high school students across a range of subjects. Passing a certain number of Regents Exams was historically a requirement for graduating high school, though as of 2024 this requirement will begin to be phased out in favor of multiple pathways for demonstrating competence and justifying graduation.
Regents Examinations are generally administered in a paper-based format, and can be adminstered in January, June, or August.
Regents Examinations cover a range of subjects across ELA, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. As of 2024, current Regents Exam subjects include:
- Foreign Languages
- United States History and Government
- Global History & Geography
- Integrated Algebra
- Geometry
- Algebra 2/Trigonometry
- Chemistry
- Earth Science
- Living Environment
- Physics
How Do You Prepare for Regents?
Start by breaking down each subject into manageable topics and set weekly goals to review key concepts. Utilize past Regents exams, available through the New York State Education Department website, as practice tests to familiarize yourself with the question formats and time constraints. These exams can also help identify areas where you may need more focused study. Make time to review errors from practice exams to understand any misconceptions, and consider studying with peers to discuss challenging topics. Building good test-taking habits, such as managing your time effectively during exams and staying calm, will also improve performance.
Educators can support students by aligning their curriculum with Regents exam standards and providing frequent opportunities for practice and review. Use released Regents questions as formative assessments to monitor students’ understanding throughout the year, adjusting instruction based on common challenges or gaps in knowledge. Group activities and discussions around complex topics, especially in subjects like algebra and global history, can make the material more engaging for students and more memorable come test time.
How Is Progress Learning Aligned to New York Standards?
Math
English
Science
Social Studies
English
11th Grade ELA
9th Grade ELA
ACT English
ACT Reading
ACT WorkKeys/WIN: Graphic Literacy
ACT WorkKeys/WIN: Workplace Documents
AP English Language & Composition
AP Literature and Composition
ELA Regents
GED Reasoning through Language Arts
Hamlet
Prince of Denmark
High School Writing
Julius Caesar
Macbeth
NAEP Grade 12 Reading
Romeo and Juliet
SAT Readiness - NYCDOE Virtual SAT Prep Curriculum
SAT Reading & Writing
Math
ACT Math
ACT WorkKeys/WIN: Applied Mathematics
Algebra I Regents
Algebra II Regents
AP Calculus AB
AP Statistics
ASVAB
GED Mathematical Reasoning
Geometry Regents
Integrated Math I
Integrated Math II
Integrated Math III
NAEP Grade 12 Mathematics
Pre-Calculus
SAT Math
Science
ACT Science
AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Environmental Science
Earth and Space Science
GED Science
Health
Life Science: Biology
Physical Science: Chemistry
Physical Science: Physics
The Living Environment Regents
Social Studies
AP Human Geography
AP Macroeconomics
AP Psychology
AP U.S. Government & Politics
AP United States History
AP World History Modern
Citizenship Test
Economics
GED Social Studies
Global History & Geography
I
Global History & Geography
II
Introduction to African American History
United States History & Government
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