How do I prepare for the TExES exam?
To ensure your time is productive, it is essential that you review materials relevant to the test.
- Review the Preparation Manual (1-3 hours)
- Review the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
- Seek Advice.
- Study Groups.
- Use a Study Manual or Program.
- Flash Cards.
What tests are required for Texas teacher certification?
Basic skills testing: Your Texas teacher preparation program may require you to take the Texas Higher Education Assessment (THEA) basic skills exam in Reading, Writing and Mathematics. Content area assessment testing: Some Texas teacher preparation programs may allow you to take Pre-Admission Content Testing (PACT).
How long should you study for TExES exam?
If your Texas teacher certification exam is just 3 weeks away then you’re really in a time crunch and will need to attempt closer to 3-4 hours per day of review time. You should consider getting up an hour early to study for the TExES test.
How many times can you take the TExES exam?
How many times can someone take a Texas Educator Certification examination? Candidates are limited to five attempts to take a certification exam. For more information, review the Retake Policy page on this website.
Do teachers have to pass a test?
Passing a standardized test is a basic requirement for teacher certification in almost all states. These tests attempt to measure an aspiring teacher’s knowledge and skills, and are used by most public schools in the United States to ensure that educators are qualified to teach.
What happens if I don’t pass my TExES exam?
What happens if you fail a TExES test? If you fail a test, you can retake it after 30 days. You can’t register until the scores are posted, so there’s no need to panic until you see your official score.
Is the Praxis test hard?
Is the Praxis test very hard for the Core subjects? The basic content of the Praxis Core is — in theory — not so hard. The Core Reading, Core Writing, and Core Math tests are designed to test the academic skills you were taught in middle school and high school.
