GACE English to Speakers of Other Languages 119, 120 (XAM GACE)

How to Use This Book Help! Where do I begin? Begin at the beginning. Our informal polls show that most people begin studying up to eight weeks prior to the test date. Start early. Then ask yourself some questions: How much do you really know? Are you coming to the test fresh from your teacher education program or do you have to review subjects you haven’t considered in ten years? Either way, take a diagnostic or assessment test first. Spend time on sample tests so that you become accustomed to the way the actual test will appear. A diagnostic can help you decide how to manage your study time, as well as reveal things about your knowledge. Although this guide is structured to follow the order of the test, you are not required to study in that order. By finding a time management and study plan that fits your life, you will be more effective. The results of your diagnostic or self-assessment test can to manage your time and point you toward areas that need more attention. You may also want to structure your study time based on the percentage of questions on the test. For example, 25% of the mathematics questions focus on algebraic concepts.* Note, this doesn’t mean that algebraic concepts are equal to 25% of the test’s worth. Remember the distribution charts from above: each major content area is devoted an equal amount of questions, but within the content areas the number of questions per subject area varies greatly. Depending on your grasp of any one topic, you may want to devote time comparable to the number of questions. See the example study rubric below for an idea of how you might structure your study plan

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