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    This document analyzes Francisco Perez's preparation for the Praxis Core exam, which is required to pursue a bachelor's degree in education. Perez discusses the passing scores required for the math, reading, and writing portions of the exam. He describes using Khan Academy and reading more to study, and taking a practice exam that showed he needs improvement, scoring 72% in math, 50% in reading, and 70% in writing. Perez concludes that he has a lot of studying still to do, especially in reading, if he wants to pass the exam by November and continue his education degree at UNLV.

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    This document analyzes Francisco Perez's preparation for the Praxis Core exam, which is required to pursue a bachelor's degree in education. Perez discusses the passing scores required for the math, reading, and writing portions of the exam. He describes using Khan Academy and reading more to study, and taking a practice exam that showed he needs improvement, scoring 72% in math, 50% in reading, and 70% in writing. Perez concludes that he has a lot of studying still to do, especially in reading, if he wants to pass the exam by November and continue his education degree at UNLV.

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    This document analyzes Francisco Perez's preparation for the Praxis Core exam, which is required to pursue a bachelor's degree in education. Perez discusses the passing scores required for the math, reading, and writing portions of the exam. He describes using Khan Academy and reading more to study, and taking a practice exam that showed he needs improvement, scoring 72% in math, 50% in reading, and 70% in writing. Perez concludes that he has a lot of studying still to do, especially in reading, if he wants to pass the exam by November and continue his education degree at UNLV.

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    Running head: PRAXIS CORE EXAM ANALYSIS 1

    Praxis Core Exam Analysis

    Francisco Perez

    College of Southern Nevada


    PRAXIS CORE EXAM ANALYSIS 2

    The Praxis exam is a requirement for all teachers who decide to pursue a bachelor’s in

    education. It is foremost that all teachers display that they have sufficient knowledge of math,

    reading, and writing skills. This is the purpose of the Praxis Exam. Students often take

    comprehensive tests like these and spend many hours preparing for them. Similarly, aspiring

    teachers must take this comprehensive test in order to measure their skills and show that they are

    prepared to be a teacher who expects their students to be able to do well on comprehensive tests.

    For the math portion of the exam, the passing score is 150, for reading it is 156, and for writing,

    it is 162

    In order to prepare for this test, I have been brushing up on my reading, writing, and math

    in different ways. In other education courses, I have been studying through Khan Academy

    which has material to study for the Praxis Exam. However, I did not continue my studying

    throughout the summer break which affected my scores on the practice exam. I studied before

    taking the practice exam. I have also been trying to read more books during my leisure in order

    to improve my reading skills. Having the opportunity to do a practice exam has also helped me

    by showing me what scores I would likely get if I were to take the real exam right now.

    Truthfully, my practice exam scores were not promising. I still need to study the exam a

    lot more if I expect to pass the exam. I received a 72 percent on my math practice exam. I felt I

    was most prepared for this part of the exam but expected to do better. In the reading portion, I

    scored a 50 percent which reflects that I need to do a significant amount of studying on this

    portion before I take the real exam. Lastly, in the writing portion of the exam, I scored 70

    percent. These results show that I need to study the most in reading and still need some

    improvement in the writing and math portions.


    PRAXIS CORE EXAM ANALYSIS 3

    My test results displayed that I still have a long way to go if I expect to pass the Praxis

    exam. My goal is to pass the exam before the end of November so that I can pursue my

    bachelor’s in education through UNLV. In order to do this, I will study the exam more frequently

    through Khan Academy. I will also try using other resources that are available to help prepare for

    the exam. If there are any concepts that I am struggling with, I will seek the help of a tutor to

    help me get through any difficulties that I may confront.

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