This accurate and thorough guide has been uniquely aligned to help provide you with the specific standards issued by the Educational Testing Service. This guide features the 4 competencies and 17 skills found on the PRAXIS Middle School English Language Arts 0049, 5049 test. The subareas covered in great depth are: - Reading and Literature Study- Language Study - Composition and Rhetoric- Short EssaysAnd, it provides 80 sample test questions and 2 essays to help you quickly and efficiently determine areas that need further understanding or study time!
This accurate and thorough guide has been uniquely aligned to help provide you with the specific standards issued by the Educational Testing Service. This guide features the 4 competencies and 17 skills found on the PRAXIS Middle School English Language Arts 0049, 5049 test. The subareas covered in great depth are: - Reading and Literature Study - Language Study - Composition and Rhetoric - Short Essays And, it provides 80 sample test questions and 2 essays to help you quickly and efficiently determine areas that need further understanding or study time!
Your guide to a higher score on Praxis II: English Subject Areas The Praxis II English Subject Area Assessment tests are designed to assess whether an examinee has the broad base of knowledge and competencies necessary to be licensed as a beginning English teacher in a variety of school settings. The various exams, some multiple-choice questions and some essay format, cover reading and understanding text, language and linguistics, and composition and rhetoric. CliffsNotes Praxis II: English Subject Area Assessments includes question-type reviews, subject reviews, and six model practice tests for each of the Praxis II English tests that a variety of would-be English teachers need to pass to be certified. Includes subject reviews of all test topics 6 practice tests, one for each Praxis II English test Proven strategies from the experts at CliffsNotes If you're an aspiring teacher looking to take the Praxis II English test, CliffsNotes is your ticket to scoring high at exam time.
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