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22 lessons and 275 practice questions across 4 concepts, plus full-length practice tests. Your personalized study plan covers Evaluating Text, Author's Choices, and more.
View study guide ↗29 lessons and 156 practice questions across 7 concepts, plus full-length practice tests. Topics include Process and Purpose, Conventions, and Syntax and Clarity.
View study guide ↗92 lessons and 1,349 practice questions across 10 concepts, plus full-length practice tests. Lessons cover areas such as Geometry and Number Sense.
View study guide ↗NES Essential Academic Skills (005/006/007): how the three-part exam works and how to prepare with 240 Tutoring.
View study guide ↗110 lessons and 1,338 practice questions across 15 concepts, plus full-length practice tests. Work through Adolescent Health and Safety, Goals and Decision Making, and the rest of the guide at your own pace.
View study guide ↗Works through 20 concepts in 169 lessons, backed by 1,581 practice questions and full-length practice tests. Topics include History 500-1450, History 1945-Present, and History to 500 CE.
View study guide ↗63 lessons and 811 practice questions across 9 concepts, plus full-length practice tests. Your personalized study plan covers Human Development, Sports and Recreation, and more.
View study guide ↗Works through 11 concepts in 136 lessons, backed by 1,380 practice questions and full-length practice tests. Work through Matter, Cells & Heredity, and the rest of the guide at your own pace.
View study guide ↗Works through 7 concepts in 57 lessons, backed by 1,088 practice questions and full-length practice tests. Work through Writing Process, Vocabulary and Reading Comprehension, and the rest of the guide at your own pace.
View study guide ↗212 lessons and 1,499 practice questions across 25 concepts, plus full-length practice tests. Your personalized study plan covers Equations and Inequalities, Measurement, and more.
View study guide ↗195 lessons and 1,867 practice questions across 15 concepts, plus full-length practice tests. Lessons cover areas such as World History to 1350 CE and Human Geography.
View study guide ↗Covers 15 concepts across 99 lessons, with 953 practice questions and full-length practice tests. Work through Development, Professional Growth, and the rest of the guide at your own pace.
View study guide ↗Covers 15 concepts across 97 lessons, with 1,003 practice questions and full-length practice tests. Your personalized study plan covers Development, Professional Growth, and more.
View study guide ↗206 lessons and 1,242 practice questions across 15 concepts, plus full-length practice tests. Lessons cover areas such as Data and Ecology.
View study guide ↗Works through 12 concepts in 111 lessons, backed by 815 practice questions and full-length practice tests. Topics include Scientific Inquiry, Chemical Bonding, and History and Principles.
View study guide ↗Covers 16 concepts across 140 lessons, with 916 practice questions and full-length practice tests. Your personalized study plan covers Unifying Principles, Weather and Climate, and more.
View study guide ↗Covers 31 concepts across 223 lessons, with 1,590 practice questions and full-length practice tests. Topics include Properties of Matter, Physical Geology, and Force and Motion.
View study guide ↗Works through 18 concepts in 143 lessons, backed by 808 practice questions and full-length practice tests. Your personalized study plan covers Light, Unifying Principles, and more.
View study guide ↗Works through 18 concepts in 199 lessons, backed by 2,218 practice questions and full-length practice tests. Work through Ancient World History, U.S. History 1929-Present, and the rest of the guide at your own pace.
View study guide ↗NES Elementary Education (102/103): how the two-part exam works and how to prepare with 240 Tutoring.
View study guide ↗150 lessons and 1,135 practice questions across 8 concepts, plus full-length practice tests. Topics include History, Economics, and Government.
View study guide ↗Covers 19 concepts across 268 lessons, with 1,813 practice questions and full-length practice tests. Topics include Reasoning, Scientific Principles, and Biology.
View study guide ↗Covers 8 concepts across 71 lessons, with 923 practice questions and full-length practice tests.
View study guide ↗Works through 16 concepts in 128 lessons, backed by 1,865 practice questions and full-length practice tests.
View study guide ↗Covers 13 concepts across 109 lessons, with 1224 practice questions and full-length practice tests.
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Everything you need to know about NES Certification Exams
NES stands for the National Evaluation Series and is a group of tests created by Pearson. The NES exams cover everything from essential academic skills to elementary reading instruction and teaching English language learners. Visit the NES website to learn more about the testing series.
NES test requirements vary depending on your state. You can use this article to learn more about which NES exams you need to take.
Registering for the NES exam is different for each state. Some states have you register on the NES website, while others send you to a state website. Learn more about registering for NES exams in this 240 article.
The NES is scored using a scaled score ranging from 100 to 300. States that require or use NES exams can choose their own passing score. Check with your state to find out what passing score they use.
If you fail your exam you must wait 30 days before you can retake the exam. To retake an exam, you need to register for the exam again and make sure to schedule the retake at least 30 days after your initial exam. You will also need to pay the fees again.
The fee for each NES exam is listed on the official NES website; see also NES test costs.
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