Become a Physical Education Teacher with Confidence Unlike other teacher certification test preparation material, our CSET Physical Education study guide drills all the way down to the focus statement level, providing detailed examples of the range, type, and level of content that appear on the test. Completely aligned with current CSET exam, this book provides the support you need to study and pass the exam with confidence! This study guide includes one practice test to help you test your knowledge, understand how the exam is weighted, and identify skills and competencies you need to focus on. Our detailed answer explanations reference related skills in the book, allowing you to identify your strengths and weaknesses and interact with the content effectively. Maximize your study by prioritizing domains and skills you need to focus on the most to pass the exam. This study guide is perfect for college students, teachers, and career-changing professionals who want to teach Physical Education in California.

CSET Physical Education 129, 130, 131 Includes 50 competencies/skills found on the CSET Physical Education tests and 125 sample-test questions. This guide, aligned specifically to standards prescribed by the California Department of Education, covers the sub-areas of Professional Foundations; Growth, Motor Development, and Motor Learning; The Science of Human Movement; The Sociology and Psychology of Human Movement; Movement Concepts and Forms; Assessment and Evaluation Principles; and Integration of Concepts.

Become a Physical Education Teacher with Confidence Unlike other teacher certification test preparation material, our CSET Physical Education study guide drills all the way down to the focus statement level, providing detailed examples of the range, type, and level of content that appear on the test. Aligned with current CSET exam, this book provides the support you need to study and pass the exam with confidence! This study guide includes one practice test to help you test your knowledge, understand how the exam is weighted, and identify skills and competencies you need to focus on. Our detailed answer explanations reference related skills in the book, allowing you to identify your strengths and weaknesses and interact with the content effectively. Maximize your study by prioritizing domains and skills you need to focus on the most to pass the exam. This study guide is perfect for college students, teachers, and career-changing professionals who want to teach Physical Education in California.

This booklet does not contain any practice questions and content. This booklet is solely devoted to test taking strategies that can be applied to the CSET Physical Education exam. If you have done a lot of practice questions and content, this booklet will provide very useful techniques to passing the CSET Physical Education exam. If you are taking the exam for the first time, this booklet will be a huge asset to helping you study and pass your exam the first time. If you are really struggling to pass, this booklet can greatly support you to pass the CSET Physical Education exam. The booklet is devoted to teaching you how to take the CSET Physical Education exam along with providing effective strategies. The booklet covers the following: -Study Strategies -Test Taking Strategies -Reducing Anxiety Strategies -Guessing Strategies -Strategies To Decide Between Two Answers -Systematic Approach To Answering Questions-Constructed Response StrategiesThe purpose of the booklet is to provide test taking strategies to use for the CSET Physical Education exam. The booklet contains over 85 strategies to achieve a passing score on the CSET Physical Education exam. All strategies included apply for the CSET Physical Education exam. Plus, as a bonus, you get a free online email tutoring subscription to support you in your journey to passing your exam.

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