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Praxis Analysis
Praxis Analysis
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Exam Requirements
To enroll in a bachelors program at UNLV, I have to pass the Praxis Core Exam.
This is to ensure that I have a basic knowledge of reading, writing, and mathematics
before I start the educational courses needed to complete my degree. I plan on enrolling
for a Bachelors Secondary Education in Mathematics. To pass the Praxis Core, I will
need to have passed all three sections. Passing scores are 150 in mathematics, 156 in
Exam Preparation
I did not do much in preparation for the practice exams. I did some math warm
ups with Khan Academy. I think that helped me with the simple mathematical
manipulations. I was worried about the timing, so I did a few of the mathematics practice
test with a timer. I know that reading and writing are, by far, not my strong suits. I took
the most of my preparation time to try and improve those skills. I went through the
different methods used when answering questions and tried to find the ones that work
best for me. I did purchase some practice tests for reading and writing. I worked on a few
Exam Results
My results from the practice test are as follow: reading 50%, writing 68%, and
math 85%. Unfortunately, the writing score is based on the multiple-choice test questions
only. The score is based on the likelihood of passing the test. I am likely to pass the math
portion of the Praxis Core Exam, less likely to pass the writing, and would most likely
Thankfully, since I took the practice test before the actual test, I have found out
that I need to focus more than half of my attention on reading comprehension, some on
my writing skills and a review for mathematics. I will purchase a workbook that will help
me with the three different sections of the Praxis Core Exam. I will spend at least nine
hours a week studying for the test. I think that I will also postpone taking the test until I
feel more comfortable. My hope is to pass the official test on the first try.