A study plan is a tool you develop to help you prioritize areas of study as you prepare for your teacher certification tests. Passage Preparation courses first provide a diagostic assessment in which you respond to approximately 40 items aligned to the standards, sometimes called content categories or domains, to which your licensure assessment is aligned.
Then, we prompt you to analyze your Diagnostic Assessment Report and test breakdown to identify the content areas you should study most.
You may have already mastered some content categories, so you will want to spend most of your study time reviewing the areas and content you have not yet mastered in order to best prepare for your certification exam. When developing your study plan, it is important to think about the time you have to study, other obligations such as work, school, and family, and when you wich to submit your test scores to your state’s licensing agency in order to apply for certification.
Once you develop your study plan, you have a roadmap for reviewing the content and test structure that will prepaere you for success on your teacher certification test. Passage Preparation courses provide all the steps you need to develop this helpful tool and support your journey to success on your test.