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Our TExES course is heavily focused on "self-help." Here's why:

A) If you are intimately involved in both structuring and completing your TExES test preparation, you will have a better understanding of the experience and reap better TExES results and

B) We recognize that there is great diversity in learning styles. By leaving the TExES test preparation solution in a more open, relaxed format, we believe we can make the diversity in learning styles a strength rather than a weakness.

TExES Series – Texas Examinations of Educator Standards: The TExES series is a group of exams created by the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) and administered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS) that are designed to determine whether or not an individual has the knowledge necessary to be an entry-level educator in the Texas public school system. These exams assess an individual's general and specific teaching skills and are required in order to become a certified educator within the state of Texas. The TExES series includes a wide-range of exams related to specific educational topics as well as exams related to specific careers within the educational system. TExES exams cover specific topics such as art, dance, computer science, chemistry, English as a second language, English language arts, health, history, journalism, mathematics, music, physical science, social studies, and other similar topics. There are also specific exams within some of these topics intended for individuals interested in teaching certain grade levels. Certain TExES exams also cover specific professional positions within the educational system such as exams for becoming a principal, reading specialist, school counselor, school librarian, and superintendent.

Each TExES exam usually consists of somewhere between 90 - 150 multiple-choice questions, but some tests also include essays, short open-ended responses, and other similar types of questions. The exam-taker will have five hours to complete each exam session and each exam has one or two sessions depending on the exam. Most exams are only one session. Each exam is scored on a scale of 100 – 300 with 240 set as the minimum score considered as passing for the exam. To register for the exam, you must receive approval from an educator preparation program, have received an approved teaching certificate from an in-state or out-of-state authority, or have earned at least a bachelor's degree in a field related to education for grades 8 – 12 from an approved program. In order to take the exam with a bachelor's degree or higher, you must apply to receive a temporary teaching certificate from the SBEC. If you meet one of these three requirements, you can register with ETS online, by phone, or by mail. The registration fee for any exam (except for the superintendent exam) is $82. The registration fee for the superintendent exam is $164. The exact TExES exams that are required in order to become a certified educator within the Texas school system varies depending on the specific type of position that you are interested in pursuing. There may also be other exams and fees that are required in addition to those associated with the TExES exams in order to be certified in the particular position that you are pursuing.

We have provided the TExES resources and the tools. The rest is up to you- the best teacher is the person who knows you best- YOU! The Texas Examination of Educator Standards tests cover a wide range of topics. Make sure that you are prepared for a mental marathon on your TExES exam. A lot of test takers preparing for the TExES exam end up spending thousands of dollars on TExES exam prep courses when they would probably be better off with a couple of TExES exam study guides and some TExES exam practice tests. Make sure that you monitor your pace while taking the TExES test. These modules will help you prepare for the TExES exam. Here are the recommended steps you should take in using our modular test prep system for the TExES:

Take the self assessment module quizzes below (make notes of your scores and remember which revealed significant gaps in your learning):

Self-Assessment Modules:

Make your selection based on the type of exam you are taking.

Averages and Rounding

Fractions and Square Roots

Reading for the Main Idea

Social Studies

Science Passage

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