Workshops
- Study Aides
September
2006 heralded the
introduction of the Georgia
Assessments for the Certification of Educators
(GACEtm).
Developed
for the purpose of assessing the knowledge and skills
of prospective Georgia public school educators the
GACE program helps the PSC meet its goal of ensuring
that candidates have the knowledge and skills needed
to perform the job of an educator in Georgia public
schools.
The first administration of the new assessments
was administered on November 18, 2006.
Candidates
attempting to gain
certification who did not exempt testing or achieve a
passing composite score on the Praxis I test, which in
the state of Georgia
was used prior to the GACE are required to pass the
GACE basic.
Our
workshops are designed to prepare participants to
effectively test on a content-based level and
are
tailored
to prepare participants specifically
for
the
GACEBasic.
This one day workshop puts
'experts' in front of you as you work on subject
material.
Professional
Association of Georgia Educators sponsored workshops
can
be attended by PAGE and SPAGE members at reduced rates throughout the school
year. Visit: PAGE
for more details. Academic Resource Services
hosted workshops are open to the general public each
month during the calendar year. Space is limited in order to
allow participates to have greater contact with
instructor. See
our workshop calendar
for dates and rates.
STOP
in and learn how our study
aides can help you succeed with GACEBasic.
Workshops
- Study Aides
The Praxis I: Pre-Professional
Skills Assessments (PPST®)
is currently used for admission into teacher education
programs in hundreds of colleges and universities, and
used to measure basic skills in reading, writing, and
mathematics for licensing in more than 30
states.
Our workshops give participants the opportunity to
work with instructors who have been involved in Praxis
Test Success for over six years.
Contact ARS to
set up a workshop at your college or university.
Praxis testers note that the many
preparation books for sale in bookstores are not in
line with the Praxis I test. After spending
hundreds of dollars to test this claim we agree.
So, we developed one that like our workshop is
content-based, covering the topics needed to be
successful on the Praxis I test. Written in an
easy to understand manner with assessment, instruction
and testing for years our workbooks have helped
to guide students to an understanding of exam
content.
Our study
aides TOP all
the rest.
Mailing
Address
Academic Resource Services
P.O. Box 82384
Conyers, Georgia 30013
Phone: 267-297-0790 or 678-525-5892
*Due to high call volume, we suggest
use of
emaill: ars@academicresource.org
