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***praxis*** · 06-06-2008, 02:23 PM

***Praxis II Consumer's Guide***

Ask these question before committing to any test prep system:

1.) What makes your Praxis II test preparation company qualified to
produce a test preparation book or software? Did the author take
your Praxis exam?

You'll find the most popular Praxis II study guides are produced by
a large corporation to make a safe, but unfortunately generic
study guide. You'll notice the authors are usually 'ivory tower'
professors who can teach you all the theory in complicated jargon.

2.) Does your test preparation company publish their pass rates?

You need real statistics so that you can select the most effective
Praxis "success vehicle" for your needs.

3.) Does your study guide keep up-to-date for the latest version of
your Praxis II?

You find even the popular Praxis II study guides sold in common
bookstores are often several years out of date.

4.) Do you get the help you need so you beat stress, get motivated
and rid yourself of 'success crippling' procrastination?

5.) Does your study guide have real Praxis II practice questions?

It's important to have real Praxis II test questions that "mirror"
your upcoming exam.

6.) Does your Praxis test preparation book or software provide a
way to correct and score practice test questions so you get real
exam practice?

When you identify your weak areas you can geometrically increase
your Praxis II score within a few hours by pinpointing your focus.

7.) Can the company provide you with real client success stories?

When you're proud of your Praxis II test success you want to tell
your success story. Be wary of extremely brief testimonials without
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8.) Does your thick Praxis II study guide that looks comprehensive
really contain information you need to pass?

Many of my current and former clients tell me these program have
thousands of practice questions and hundreds of pages. It caused
them to waste days of studying what wasn't on the real Praxis II.

9.) Is your Praxis II test preparation company's study material
based on substance and professional features?

You know many test takers are lured something where they believe
they will find a "Praxis II test taking secret." You know there
aren't any secrets to passing the exam.

10.) Does the company also offer personal test mentoring?

Praxis II test coaches and tutors work closely with the test. A test
coach knows how to make you pass and make an impact in your life.

11.) Is your Praxis II test preparation guide just a book or
software or is it a "complete system?"

A "system" is a set of proven methods and strategies that have been
time-tested. If you follow a proven "success system" you get the
same results as the creators of the system.

An important part of your success system is getting ongoing support
to build on your strengths. Coaching helps you conquer your weak
areas so you climb over your greatest obstacle and ace your
Praxis II exam.

12.) Are the test preparation materials guaranteed to make you pass?

Only highly effective Praxis II tutoring and study guides give you a
guarantee that you pass or your money back. Better yet, if you
aren't 100% happy with your test mentoring or benefits of your study
guide, you should get your money back too.

13.) The Difference Between Value and Price

Last, but not least don't base your decision to buy a Praxis II
study guide on price. The $10 you save on one study guide could end
up costing you thousands in lost salary if you fail your Praxis II
test and are delayed in starting your career.

I hope this free message has been helpful to you as you evaluate
your test preparation options and get ready to pass your exam.

Let my staff or I know if we can help you in any way.

Good luck on your exam!

***praxis*** · 06-06-2008, 02:27 PM

In this coaching secrets report, you'll discover how to properly
manage your valuable time in the weeks and days leading up to
your test.

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Remember: The Praxis II product and test mentoring system is NOT
just tips. You get Praxis II content and practice questions that
closely and carefully follow the outline of your exam.

**How I Passed The Praxis II With a Dumb Time Management Idea**

One of the first things that people tell you when you start
preparing for the Praxis II exam is to make a schedule and stick
to it. Nice idea. Everyone makes a schedule. Few Praxis II test
takers stick to it.

The fact is, you can't possibly schedule every minute of your day.
Every time something happens that you didn't schedule, your Praxis
preparation timetable gets thrown off course.

When you give yourself a tightly-constructed schedule with no room
for flexibility, all you do is give yourself frustration and anxiety
when you fall behind. When you can't stay with a schedule that's not
realistic you'll abandon time management. That's a big mistake.

It's best to plan a loose schedule of the MOST important things.
The less important things will take care of themselves.

***praxis*** · 06-06-2008, 02:42 PM

n this coaching secrets report, I'll reveal some success-proven
methods for tackling Praxis essay questions.

***The Secret Formula for Acing Essay Questions On Your Praxis***

A big secret about standardized exams like the Praxis is that there
are two ways to sail through them: you can either know the answers
to the questions or you can know how to answer the questions.
(You should be somewhat competent in both areas.)

To ace essay questions, the formula is in the STRUCTURE. If you have
the right structure, finding the facts and arguments to slot into
place is a breeze.

IT'S IN THE STRUCTURE

Here's how to create a structure that you can use to ace any essay
question on the Praxis test.

1. Look at as many past Praxis exams as you can lay your hands on;
most people look at one old Praxis exam or set of practice
questions before a test. You want to find about five (or even
more if you can). When you look at a lot of old Praxis questions,
you'll start to see a pattern.

2. There's always a pattern to the questions in the Praxis. If there
were no pattern, the examiners wouldn't be able to compare
results from one test to the next. That's why its called a
"standardized test."

3. You have to create essays that have a winning structure and
organization. It'll work even if you subject knowledge on the
question is a bit lacking.

4. With the right structure, slotting in the facts will to be
easy. Even if you know nothing about the subject, you can use
your imagination to try to figure out what the most likely
arguments for and against might be.

5. The right structure makes it easy to guess the right facts.
And even if you get the facts partially wrong, you'll still get
points for structuring your argument well.

***praxis*** · 06-06-2008, 02:43 PM

In this report, you'll get some specific advice for tackling the
Praxis test questions. For EVERYTHING you need to achieve a great
score, make sure you return to my website--it's all there.

***The Secret Formula for Acing Praxis Multiple Choice Questions***

If you know the answers to the questions 100% of the time on the
Praxis, you don't need a formula. But, if you don't know the
answers, the formula will help you to find them.

Acing multiple choice questions on the Praxis test is even easy.
There's a process of elimination that increases your chances of
choosing the correct answer.

If every multiple choice test you took contained just two answer
choices, you could get about 50% right without even studying
(or even going to college for that matter).

When you use the right process of elimination, while everyone else
is starting with a 20 or 25 percent start, you're starting at
50 percent. That means you only need to know half as many correct
answers to get the same score!

HERE'S HOW IT WORKS

1. Knock out the stupid answers

Many multiple choice question on the Praxis have at least one
wild-card answer that looks nothing like any of the others and
couldn't possibly be right. Anyone even a little familiar with the
exam content won't choose it. Cross that one out first.

2. Knock out the answer that's "almost" right

Examiners know that some people will look at the question, have a
quick think and look for the answer that's in the ball-park.
That's why they include an answer choice that's only half-right.
Half-right is WRONG and it's a "trick" answer put in to fool you.
Find that answer and cross it out next.

There's one more step required to increase your chance of getting
the question right--all the way up to 50%--even if you don't really
know the answer. My Comprehensive Success System is ready and
waiting to give it to you.

Best,

***praxis*** · 06-06-2008, 02:45 PM

In this first coaching report, you'll discover something about
handling a nasty problem affecting just about everyone who takes the
Praxis test--procrastination.

How To Procrastinate And Still Pass the Praxis II

There's a pretty good chance that you've got about a
thousand different things to do right now. Many of those
things are probably more pressing than looking at your email
or checking your phone messages.

But instead of reviewing the next chapter in your text book or
going over your Praxis II preparation notes, you're reading your
email and telling yourself that you'll do some more Praxis II test
practice a little later.

That's procrastination: the tendency to avoid doing today what you
think you can do tomorrow. Likely, you'll avoid doing what you need
to do tomorrow also.

***praxis*** · 06-06-2008, 02:46 PM

I´ve been getting reports that the Praxis II is getting harder.
(I haven´t personally verified this, but the information has come
from close friends and very credible associates taking the test.)
Once I officially verify this I´ll send you all the details...

Martial Arts Defense Against Your Praxis II

I DIDN´T want to arrive after wasting weeks
grinding-the-stone, a few points shy of passing.
That´s so common. I´m so tired of seeing so many Praxis II
test takers make stupid mistakes! (Especially when it´s so
EASY to AVOID disaster.)...A piece of cake if you know
the simple secret.

Missing the teacher certification boat by 20 minutes of
procrastination here and there was NOT in my test
´Success Plan.´ It was unthinkable NOT to get my paws on
that ONE last Praxis II study guide that could have made
¨allthe diffence.¨

Hey Matt, Are You Trying To Pass The Pass
Your Praxis II With One Foot On The Gas And The Other
On The Brake?...

Sometimes one Praxis II study guide is worth the 4, 12 or
19 MISSING-points you need to pass and get the security,
flexibility, freedom and ability to help young people your
looking for. -- You too should grab EVERTHING you can to help
you pass. (That is if you´re serious about getting your
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***praxis*** · 06-06-2008, 02:47 PM

Last time we talked about how to score the most points on multiple
choice questions. In this coaching secrets report, you'll get some
specific advice for tackling essay questions.

***The Secret Formula for Acing Essay Questions***

One of the big secrets about standardized exams is that there are
two ways to sail through them: you can either know the answers to
the questions or you can know how to answer the questions.
(You should be somewhat competent in both areas.)

What's the difference?

If you know the answers to the questions 100% of the time on the
test you don't need a formula. But, if you don't know the answers,
the formula will help you find them.

To ace essay questions, the formula is in the structure. If you have
the structure right, finding the right facts and arguments to slot
into place is a breeze.

IT'S IN THE STRUCTURE

Here's how to create a structure that you can use to ace any essay
question.

1. Look at as many past exams as you can lay your hands on; most
people look at one old exam or set of practice questions before
a test. You want to find about five (or even more if you can).
When you look at a lot of old questions, you'll start to see
a pattern.

2. There's always a pattern to the questions. If there were no
pattern, the examiners wouldn't be able to compare results from
one test to another. That's why it's called a "standardized test."

***When essay questions have a pattern, so do the answers***

3. In essay responses, create an answer with this pattern:

Argument, Counter-Argument, Knock-Out Argument, Conclusion.

If you can identify the pattern of the questions--if you can see
how they're always asking a similar question--you can put
together the kind of answer that the examiners are looking for.

* Paragraph 1: Introduction

* Paragraph 2: Argument For

* Paragraph 3: Argument Against

* Paragraph 4: Knock-Out Argument (For or Against)

* Paragraph 5: Conclusion

You can think of this formula as a skeleton key that opens the door
to success on any essay question.

That's it.

In the time that you have available in the exam room, no one is
going to expect you to do any more than that.

Once you've got this structure, you simply need to...

***Slot in the facts***

4. With the right structure, slotting in the facts is easy. Even if
you know nothing about the subject, you can use your imagination
to try to figure out what the most likely arguments for and
against might be.

5. The right structure makes it easy to guess the right facts.
And even if you get the facts partially wrong, you'll still get
points for structuring your argument correctly.

Best,

***praxis*** · 06-06-2008, 02:48 PM

Subject: Ace Your Multiple Choice Questions

In this proprietary report, you'll get some specific advice for
tackling the ACT test questions.

The Secret Formula for Acing Multiple Choice Exam Questions

If you know the answers to the questions 100% of the time on your
test, you don't need a formula. But, if you don't know the answers
to the questions, the formula will help you find them.

Acing multiple choice questions on your test is even easy. There's a
special process of elimination that increases your chances of
choosing the correct answer choice.

Let me put it this way: If every multiple choice test you took
contained just two answer choices, you could get about 50% right
without even studying.

When you use the right process of elimination, while everyone else
is starting with a 20 or 25 percent start, you're starting at
50 percent. That means you only need to know half as many correct
answers to get the same score!

HERE'S HOW IT WORKS

1. Knock out the stupid answers

Many multiple choice question on the test have at least one
wild-card answer that looks nothing like any of the others and
couldn't possibly be right. Anyone whose even a little familiar with
the test content won't choose it. Cross that one out first.

2. Knock out the answer that's "almost" right

Examiners know that some people will look at the question, have a
quick think and look for the answer that's in the ball-park.
That's why they include an answer choice that's only half-right.
Half-right is WRONG and it's a "trick" answer put in to fool you.
Find that answer and cross it out next.

3. Spot two answers that look similar

By now, your options should include two choices that look similar.
One of those answers is right. The other is almost-right (WRONG).

This is the real trick to multiple choice questions on the test:
every right answer has a wrong answer that looks almost exactly
like it. If the answer you're thinking about choosing doesn't have
a partner like this, it's probably wrong. When you spot two
answers that look very similar, one of them is likely to right.

When you've got these two answer choices in hand, you've got a 50
percent chance of picking the right one. And that's already a
good start. This doubles your probability of getting the correct
answer and a great score even if you're not 100% prepared or
don't know all the answers.