Today
was the first representative TEXES exam for the month of October. This has been
my first one since this semester. I prepared myself by studying and using
certify teacher before today. Since there are so many deadlines in a couple of
weeks, I have been really frustrated and anxious to pass this test. Not only do
I want to pass it so I will be able to student teach, but I feel if I pass it
will also make me more qualified. If I can understand and apply everything I
learn and study to the test questions, then it will make me an overall smarter
person. I had four hours to complete the test and I used three of those hours. The
test was pretty much like certify teacher so I was familiar with the different
sections. Just like certify teacher, my most struggling areas are Math and
Science. These are the main two areas I am always studying because my
understanding of the content is not too strong. Today, I just went in to take
the test with a positive attitude which is always important. It is not helpful
to go in with too many things on your mind. I also took my time and analyzed
each question for what they were. Another good strategy I always use is the
process of elimination and it helps me with the questions that are very
difficult to answer. The overall test takes preparation, practice, and plenty
of studying. Taken in consideration all the helpful tips and resources I have
been given, I know I will be certified in Generalist EC-6 sooner than later.
If you're an educator or future educator that is in the process of successfully passing your TExES exam, this is an excellent practice resource ... http://certifyteacher.com/
Do you have actual content questions like "which fraction represents the simplified form of 37/4?" or is it more like "Mr. Jones wants to teach fractions. Which approach would help students understand numerators?"
ReplyDeleteI HAVEN'T YET TOOK THE TEXES EXAM BUT I CAN SAY THAT I HAVE BEEN STUDYING AND PREPARING FOR THAT BIG DAY!! IS THERE ANY ADVICE ABOUT THE TEST THAT WILL BE HELPFUL TO ME?
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