TEXES Saturday Class: PPR Question Analysis 

Learning all the different vocab words is great. I like how well explained it all is.

Amazing question breakdown

I like how you explain Domain IV code of ethics and different ways of communicating with your students at school.

The example that had the 3,9 standard was a very good breakdown.

On question 5, I like that they included the jigsaw activity as part of the scenario. The way you broke that strategy down and helped me understand the goal was awesome, thank you.

These are fantastic videos! Thank you so much for posting these and helping us study and really understanding what we need to look at and how to look at it!

I appreciate the time you take to help understand the vocabulary and keywords to look out for.

Another great video with more questions that I have not seen. Again, more practice in breaking down and explaining why the questions is correct. I also learn what UDL means.

I think these questions helped me understand that it is important to apply close reading to address every part of the question regardless if it was a short question that seemed straight foward. Thank you for the breakdown!

Thanks for the breakdown and elaborating the answer choices. Made me think more critically and slow down before choosing an answer.

Emailing a student is more appropriate because it is used for educational purposes instead of communicating by text messages or social media.

When going over questions I try to get rid of two answer choices to only have two that make the most sense, which makes it easier to pick the correct answer. Thank you for elaborating and going over the questions.

Is there a first part of these ? Like starting from answers 1 and 2 and so on ? Because it starts from answers 50 something .. Thanks 😊

Hey Stephanie, for question 52 you respond with the correct answer being 3. asking students for their cell phone numbers at the beginning of the school year. But you don't elaborate why. I would think E-mailing a student would be a more appropriate response because emails are monitored by the school district and would be a transparent form of communication. Am I wrong?