From Getting Started to
Becoming Prepared

The following article will discuss the structure of Praxis® Core exams and subject assessments.

We’ll discuss how hard it is to pass the Praxis®, we’ll help you figure out how much you should study, and finally we’ll recommend study guides and free resources to improve your score.

In this article, we will tell you who needs to take the Praxis® test. We will also break down the different types of tests and sort out which one to choose.

In this article we will discuss what score you need to pass a Praxis® test, how long it takes to get scores, and how to interpret your score report.

First, we’ll talk about the cost of a Praxis® test. Then we’ll discuss the number of attempts you’re allowed on the Praxis® and what happens if you fail. Finally, we’ll cover the other costs associated with taking the tests.

This article answers your questions about registering for a Praxis® exam.

This article will tell you about the best resources for the exam and the type of questions you can expect.

This article will help you answer all of your questions and about the Multiple Subjects 5001 exam.

This article discusses the new version of the Praxis® Core Math.

This article answers all of your Praxis® Core questions.

This article will answer your questions and help you identify the best resources to help you prepare for the Praxis® ParaPro exam.

This article will help you find free resources for the Praxis® ParaPro and answer many of your questions, including how you should use a study 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 will help you eliminate incorrect answers, understand the questions, and help you mentally and physically prepare for the test.

To help you ace the interview, we have compiled a list of common interview questions that you will likely hear.

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.

In this article, we’ll outline everything you need to know about taking your exam at home – including how to register, what the online tests cost, which exams are available and any related testing requirements.