You can also register for tests on the internet at www.ets.org/praxis/. There are links on this site that will tell you what tests are required for the state of Kentucky. Once you go to that page, there will be a small teal colored link that says state requirements. Click on the link to find out which tests are required for your major. If registering online, it is helpful to have a praxis bulletin for reference to test center codes.

In order to be sure that you are registering for the correct test, please see your program advisor. Praxis test registration booklets are available from the College of Education - Deanís Office in the New Academic Building, Room 443. The Deanís Office also has information about Praxis review workshops being offered by the College of Education. All orientations are mandatory for students performing a field experience. See similar questions...

Take the Praxis I test soon after completing basic college courses in English and math. The Praxis I is a test of basic skills and should be taken when those concepts are fresh in your mind. Students are not admitted to the Education Department until they have passed Praxis I. See similar questions...

If you are a post BA student or a student seeking a graduate degree, you can substitute the GRE exam. See similar questions...

You can re-take the Praxis exam. You will not be able to apply until you have the minimum scores required for consideration of an applicant. See the Educational Testing Service website www.ets.org for details of test retake policies . See similar questions...

You have the right to control the information that ETS has regarding your test score. No one will see your scores unless you designate them as a score recipient. See similar questions...

Effective September 2005, students seeking teacher certification must pass the knowledge assessment for each subject in which they are seeking an endorsement prior to their student teacher quarter (or prior to your year-long internship if you are in the new program). Visit the following website for full information on this test: http://www.wce.wwu.edu/Resources/Endorsements/WEST-EPraxis.shtml See similar questions...

The type of test you take will depend on the type of examination being administered for a particular job. The job announcement will provide this information under the section titled "Type of Examination." See similar questions...

To register online for computer-based and paper-based testing, see "Internet Registration" for instructions. To register by mail for paper-based testing, follow the instructions in the "Step-by-Step Application Directions" in the current FTCE/FELE Registration Bulletin (available as a PDF document on this Web site; see "Print Bulletin and Forms [PDF]") to fill out a registration application and mail your application to the address provided in the directions. See similar questions...

If there was a "great book" we would not have created our site. Unfortunately, you have to purchase books in each subject matter and then portion out the sections needed for the exam (that's what we did). By the way, if you do come across a "great book", please let us know. Nonetheless, we highly recommend the Mathematics Study Guide which is sold by the Praxis people. See similar questions...

The Praxis II content tests are developed by Educational Testing Service (ETS) to measure candidates' knowledge of the subjects they will teach, as well as general and subject -specific pedagogical skills and knowledge. State offices of education require these tests for teacher education candidates to measure the academic achievement and proficiency of individuals completing teacher preparation programs. See similar questions...