The Science of Teaching Reading section was my biggest fear. These practice tests mirrored the actual exam's depth, especially the questions on literacy development. I walked in feeling prepared and passed!
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TExES Core Subjects exam questions reflect both multiple-choice and scenario/performance-style prompts aligned to exam objectives.
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Retake TExES Core Subjects EC-6 (391) practice exam to improve your speed and accuracy; watch your score trend toward the benchmark.
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The TExES Core Subjects is the mandatory certification exam for individuals who wish to teach elementary school (Early Childhood through Grade 6) in Texas public schools. It assesses whether a candidate has the requisite knowledge to teach a broad range of subjects at the elementary level.
The TExES 391 replaced the older 291 exam. The TExES 391 version updated the content to align with current Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) and removed the "Fine Arts, Health, and Physical Education" section from the English subtest, making it its own distinct subtest. The 391 exam also places a heavier emphasis on the Science of Teaching Reading.
The exam consists of five specific subtests:
Success usually comes from a combination of:
Once you pass, the score is valid for life as part of your certification record. However, you must complete all other certification requirements (like clinical teaching and the PPR exam) to receive your standard certificate.
You are given 5 hours (300 minutes) of total testing time. This includes time for the individual subtests plus a short period for a CAT (Computer-Administered Test) tutorial and a compliance agreement.
Yes. While many candidates take the full exam (all five subtests) at once during their first attempt, you can register for individual subtests if you only need to pass a specific area.
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