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Easy Button by Leo Reynolds CC-BY-NC-SA |
I did the science and math questions first (natch). During the social studies part of the test, I realized that taking this test was a lot like playing Trivial Pursuit. What is the Rosetta Stone? Which
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Trivial Pursuit by andyburnfield CC-BY-NC-SA |
I take my other test---the Texas version---next week. I should have all my results and paperwork done in a month...and then I'll be "highly qualified' to teach small people. I'm not particularly interested in having my own classroom, but the endorsement will make me more marketable for coaching jobs and other positions. It's a trivial pursuit for now, but it will be sure to play a role in much larger events later.
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Is there anything on the tests actually about how to teach? The content is available in the Teacher Manual, but the know how with kids and administrators can be really tough
I agree that it can be tough---but no, there are no questions on the tests about how to teach. The Texas version does make an attempt at things by providing scenarios. I wonder if there could really be a test out there which could assess one's teaching ability.
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