Are you still teaching? How long after graduation did you find a teaching position? Do you know what the requirements are for other states such as California after completing WGU?
Dude how are you coming in here correcting anyone on anything with a comment that’s basically nonsensical. “Prax is not prax ees” If prax is not prax, then what is prax? Come on…
Thanks for sharing! Do you feel like parents have negative feedback or comments because you went to an online college? I am worried about that because I am also going to WGU. ❤
I wish there was a way to record what they ask right about when the camera turns on. I’m nervous to take these test because someone watching me is insane. Also, do they do weekend testing? Like is there a shut off time? That they don’t proctor test?
Anybody who cannot pass the Praxis is a loser. I am endorsed to teach 8 different subjects by virtue of passing these stupid tests. They are so easy, I do not consider them an exam. I see it as purchasing a right to teach. ETS is not interested in being a gatekeeper that ensures only the most qualified people are in classrooms. They pass people who score in the 25th percentile. It is a sad affair.
@@swayback7375 I’m not a troll. It is the truth. They are passing people who score as low as the 25th percentile of all test takers. People are failing the tests and getting licenses to teach. Educators are some of the dumbest professionals out there.
a few questions if you dont mind me asking. How did you like the school overall? Looking to get my MBA so trying to look around for a cheap but good school. Did you find this college afordable? Were all tests proctored or only midterms and finals. I dealt with protored exams in the past and I feel as if every college is probably using them now unfortunately. I feel tests can already be stressful and having someone watch your ever move does not help haha
Hey Mallory. I'm about to begin my middle-school placement this Fall and I will have a meeting with my university prior to starting it, but so far I haven't received anything like a pacing guide. Would it be possible to see what yours looks like? If I don't receive one, I would like to offer yours as an excellent guide my university could discuss creating.
"Praxis II-EC Education of Young Children Exam" is required in New Hampshire for K-3rd grade. Hours of search online turns up no way to schedule a test by that exact name. They only have "Education of Young Children (5024)." Are they the same?
In your experience, how often would these exams you took be proctored? Was it the midterm, final, both? Was it every class or just some classes? Just curious.
There are some courses that have P which means you’re just writing a paper- 4 paper assessment then there are some O next to some courses which means you’re doing the proctor exam based on everything you learned in the course material which you completely go through on your own with a bunch of reading slides and videos and quizzes
@@deanetteab9008 About how many would you say there were? One for each class that had it should be about 50/50 or so which sounds like 5 or 6 proctored exams. Would you agree?
Thank you for showing. Are you allowed to use a calculator while testing? I'm gonna buy a book to help me brush up on my math but it's never been my favorite subject.
