Methods, Strategies, and Elementary Content for Beating AEPA, FTCE, ICTS, MSAT, MTEL, MTTC, NMTA, NYSTCE, OSAT, PLACE, PRAXIS, and TEXES

Name: Methods, Strategies, and Elementary Content for Beating AEPA, FTCE, ICTS, MSAT, MTEL, MTTC, NMTA, NYSTCE, OSAT, PLACE, PRAXIS, and TEXES
Author: Chris Nicholas Boosalis
ISBN: 9780205425600

AuthorChris Nicholas Boosalis

PublisherPearson

CategoryPaperback

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Book Details

Author(s)Chris Nicholas Boosalis

PublisherPearson

ISBN / ASIN0205425607

ISBN-139780205425600

Sales Rank962,081

CategoryPaperback

MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸

Description

This resource helps teachers pass the required elementary subject exams for earning a teaching credential.

Because passing these tests is now required in many states, this book has been designed to address the essential time-management methods, essay and multiple-choice strategies, and content that test takers must master in order to pass any section of the exam. Unlike other preparation books, this one does not simply offer a copy of MSAT materials. Instead, the content, constructed-response and multiple-choice strategies, and special time-management models for the tests are all research based and tailored to cover each domain and content area of any of the exams.

This valuable new resource:

Offers effective time-management models. Critical time-management models for taking the whole exam in one sitting or individually are fully explained.

Presents the â€œrealâ€ scores required on each subtest. The book reveals the real scores required to pass each subtest and a method to achieve them.

Demonstrates effective constructed-response. Eleven essential essays (language arts, social studies, science, math, and the humanities) are presented and dissected for candidates.

Deconstructs multiple-choice questions. The multiple-choice section of the exam is challenging because many of the questions are lengthy, jargon-rich, or simply do not count toward one's score. Strategies are required and explained.

Addresses each of the content areas from elementary education: language arts, history and social studies, science, mathematics, and as well as the humanities, including P.E., health, child development, and the arts.