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Assessment of Professional Knowledge - Elementary
Get a free practice test, videos, and a complete breakdown of what to expect on the Assessment of Professional Knowledge - Elementary exam.
Assessment of Professional Knowledge - Secondary
Get a free practice test, videos, and a complete breakdown of what to expect on the Assessment of Professional Knowledge - Secondary exam.
NES Articles
What NES Test Do I Take?
In this article, we will explain what the NES is and determine what tests you need to take. We will also tell you who is required to take these tests.
NES Test Results and Passing Scores
Knowing what score you need to earn to pass the test and how long you have to wait before you can retake an exam is valuable. You’re also probably wondering how hard it is to pass an NES exam. We will help you answer all these questions.
NES Test Costs
In this article, we will show you the fees associated with the exams.
NES Test Registration Information
We will answer all your questions about NES registration.
Understanding The Structure Of The NES
In this article, we will break down the number and type of questions for the most popular exams.
How To Prepare For (And Pass) The NES
In this article, we will show you where to find resources and study guides for the NES.
edTPA Ultimate Guide
If you are working toward fulfilling your dream of becoming a certified teacher, there’s a possibility that edTPA (the Educative Teacher Performance Assessment) will be part of your journey.
The 240 Tutoring Testing Approach
The 240 Tutoring Testing Approach will help you eliminate incorrect answers, understand the questions, and help you mentally and physically prepare for the test.
Teacher Interview Questions Guide
To help you ace the interview, we have compiled a list of common interview questions that you will likely hear.
Constructed Response Questions Guide
In most states, constructed response questions (CRQ) are part of educational testing for teachers. These kinds of questions require the test-taker to produce or construct the answer and are considered an additional measure to better assess test takers subject knowledge.