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Subject: Re: PROBLEMS PASSING TEACHING CERTIFICATION TEST'S

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Jenna

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Date Posted: 05:11:26 08/14/09 Fri
In reply to: KATHY 's message, "PROBLEMS PASSING TEACHING CERTIFICATION TEST'S" on 23:21:13 05/25/09 Mon

I had the same problem. In England we have something called QTS skills tests. It took me along time to pass them. The only tip I have is revise, revise, revise and revise more.
I am sure your daughter will pass and when she does it will be a great sense of acheievment.
Good Luck

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Re: PROBLEMS PASSING TEACHING CERTIFICATION TEST'S

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coolmaverick
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Date Posted: 13:25:34 08/23/09 Sun

This might help see if she can take a mock or a pre-test and what areas that see failed in get a turor and work on those subjects study about 10 -20 minutes and take a 10 min. brake you will be able to comprehend more when you are ready than take the test. just remmember we are in a ulate group of people that are dyslexic us presidents, authors, actors musicians, and athletes. you will make a phenomenal teacher very best wishes to you. Frederick