ATI TEAS Like A Boss Question Review Series | Reading Questions | Facts vs Opinions

[@susanhowe88]

This is awfully good of you to help fellow nursing students! A true nurse trait! Thank you!

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you Susan Howe 😀❤️ If I can help even one aspiring healthcare professional than all of these videos will be worth it.

[@calebmaster594]

Nurse Cheung, I wish I could THANK YOU in person, your videos helped me pass my TEAS test like a BOSS! Your videos helped me out tremendously. I plan to keep watching your other videos. You are amazing to take the time out to help others. Thank you again.

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you so much for the wonderful feedback Tanya McCowan-Miller. I am so happy to hear that my videos have been helpful in your passing your ATI TEAS Like A Boss!! I will be starting a Foundations and Medical Surgical Review coming soon. I am hoping these will be helping once you knock the admissions committee out of the water with your application ☺️❤️ I do what I do because I love hearing from everyone of you

[@karenl8044]

Retaking my teas test to improve my reading score. Reading is one of my toughest sections but I'm feeling more confident with these videos. Thank you so much!

[@NurseCheung]

I am glad my videos are helpful in making you feel more confident when retaking your ATI TEAS exam. I have no doubt in my mind you are going to pass it like a boss on your next exam. Keep me update. ☺️

[@karenl8044]

@@NurseCheung My reading score went up 12.7% OMG thank you thank you thank you!! 😭😊

[@AJ-rd6ez]

I literally got 2 right. I have a lot more studying to do!

[@NurseCheung]

You got this AJ ☺️💜 I believe in you

[@jagpdc1644]

Thank you

[@NurseCheung]

You are very welcome Jagpdc ❤️☺️ Keep up the studying and you've got this!

[@ivonne5125]

You really helped me. Thank you😁

[@NurseCheung]

You are very welcome ivaiarjolove ☺️ I am glad my video was helpful in your studies. More videos coming very soon and a new video coming today at 5 pm.

[@mirabelilojeme9163]

i was a bit confused about the last question. I thought it was going to be an "opinion" because it looked like generalized information without any actual support. what will you say is the best way to know "facts" and "opinion", except using the explanation of "facts" is when statistics are shown . the last question didn't show that

[@NurseCheung]

Of course. Here are some additional tips to help differentiate facts from opinions: Objective Language: Facts are typically presented using objective and neutral language, focusing on verifiable information. Opinions, on the other hand, often contain subjective language and reflect personal beliefs or feelings. Source Reliability: Assess the credibility of the source providing the information. Reliable sources are more likely to provide factual data, while less reputable sources might be biased and present opinions. Consensus Among Experts: If a piece of information is widely accepted and supported by experts in the field, it is more likely to be a fact. Opinions might differ among individuals. Verifiability: Facts can often be verified by cross-referencing with other reputable sources, while opinions are subjective and not necessarily subject to verification. Context: Consider the context in which the information is presented. In certain situations, something might be presented as a fact, while in others, it could be an opinion. Evidence and Support: Facts are usually backed by evidence, research, or data, making them more concrete. Opinions may lack substantial evidence. Keep practicing and honing your critical thinking skills, and you'll become more confident in differentiating between the two. Good luck in your studies! 😊📚

[@mirabelilojeme9163]

@@NurseCheung thank you so much for such breakdown

[@kenadykoehler2760]

Where do you get your review questions? Do you come up with them yourself or pass TEAs test?

[@NurseCheung]

Great question Kenady Koehler ☺️💜 I have obtained my questions from my own personal experience taking the ATI TEAS exam, inspiration from study guides by the ATI TEAS, and review courses inspiration.

[@yassmina6220]

understanding main idea? what i understood from this video is that we have to read and guess for an answer hopping that its the best and correct answer. I dont see that this video gives any idea or hints on how to find the correct answer and ace this exam!

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you for the feedback, asmaa 😊 In general, you will need to read the passage and ascertain what you believe the main idea is. I have updated videos on version 7 ATI TEAS that go more in-depth on how to find the main idea and passage topics to help you conclude the answer. I recommend watching those to build on your foundation and then re-watching my question review series to help build on the foundation.

[@yassmina6220]

@@NurseCheung can you post the link here please!

[@sfindley28]

Man I just noticed how bad my reading was.

[@NurseCheung]

That's exactly how I felt when I was studying for my ATI TEAS 💜☺️ You got this SinatraWee

[@shy21100]

Nurse Cheung, Is there any way you could do another review on FACTS vs OPINION stories. Those are alot deeper than I expected. Its hars to distinguish an opinion when the author uses alot of facts.

[@NurseCheung]

Great questions and feedback ShyMariee Castro 💜☺️ I am actually working on new videos for the ATI TEAS that will include these topics ☺️