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World and US History: Content Knowledge

World and US History: Content Knowledge (5941)

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HERE'S THE BASIC AMOUNT OF WORK

  • Get a 90% or higher score in 3 practice exams within 2 weeks of the official test date.
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World and US History: Content Knowledge (5941)

Everything You Need to Know

The World and US History: Content Knowledge (5941) test is intended for prospective teachers of World and United States history in secondary schools. This exam assesses knowledge of historical facts and processes across the content areas of world and United States history. Some questions assess candidates' thinking skills such as knowing how to formulate questions, evaluating primary and secondary sources, making connections across time and geography, assessing historical causation and placing historical events and processes in a global context. Some questions are based on interpreting material such as written passages, maps, charts, tables, cartoons, diagrams, and/or photographs.

 

The content covered by this exam is organized into areas called content categories. This exam has 5 categories. Here's the list of these categories.

 


  1. World History to 1450 C.E.
  2. World History: 1450 C.E. to the Present
  3. United States History to 1877
  4. United States History: 1877 to the Present
  5. Historical Thinking Skills

Content Categorie:

I. World History to 1450 C.E.

Approximate Number of Questions:

30

Approximate Percentage of Examination:

25%

Content Categorie:

II. World History: 1450 C.E. to the Present

Approximate Number of Questions:

30

Approximate Percentage of Examination:

25%

Content Categorie:

III. United States History to 1877

Approximate Number of Questions:

30

Approximate Percentage of Examination:

25%

Content Categorie:

IV. United States History: 1877 to the Present

Approximate Number of Questions:

30

Approximate Percentage of Examination:

25%

Content Categorie:

V. Historical Thinking Skills

Approximate Number of Questions:

30

Approximate Percentage of Examination:

25%

Types of test questions on this exam

  • Clicking on one oval to select a single answer from a list of choices.
  • Clicking more than one oval to select a single answer from a list of choices.
  • Typing in an entry box When the answer is a number, you may be asked to enter a numerical answer. Some questions may have more than one place to enter a response.
  • Clicking check boxes. You may be asked to click ckeck boxes instead of an oval when more than one choice within a set of answers can be selected.
  • Clicking parts of a graphic. Is some questions, you will select your answers by clicking on a location (or locations) on a graphic such as a map or chart, as opposed to choosing your answer from a list.
  • Clicking on sentences. In questions with reading passages, you may be asked to choose your answers by clicking on a sentence (or sentences) within the reading passage.
  • Dragging and dropping answer choices into targets on the screen. You may be asked to select answers from a list of choices and drag your answers to the appropriate location in a table, paragraph of text, or graphic.
  • Selecting answer choices from a drop-down menu. You may be asked to choose answers by selecting choices from a drop-down menu (e.g., to complete a sentence).
  • Essay or constructed-response questions.
Source: PRAXIS Study Companion, p14

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Where Do I Take the PRAXIS?

The Praxis Core Tests and the Praxis Subject tests have deadlines throughout the year, while other Praxis exams are scheduled through more limiting windows.

You should search for testing centers for your desired exam, test date, and cost on the Praxis testing service website, which includes online or "home testing" options.

In order to qualify for the home test option, you must live in the U.S. or a U.S. territory and meet specific requirements regarding equipment and environment.

How is the PRAXIS Scored?

Scoring Praxis exams involve scoring both selected-response and constructed-response questions, each with its own scoring scale. Selected-response questions are scored by computer on a scale from 100 to 200. Each selected-response question answered correctly is worth one raw point.

Constructed-response questions are scored by education professionals in the appropriate content area on a scale of 1 to 6, with 6 being the highest score and 1 being the lowest.

After taking the exam, your score reports are available in your ETS account approximately 21 days after the exam date.

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Is the PRAXIS test hard?

Educational background, familiarity with the material, test- taking skills, and overall preparation are some of the many factors to consider in predicting how hard a given Praxis test is for any specific person. Add to that the fact that there are over 90 different Praxis tests.

In addition, read the explanatory commentaries Although some test-takers may breeze through one or more of these exams, many will find at least some of them challenging. The most recent data available for the Praxis Elementary Education test, a content knowledge exam required in 18 states, indicates that only 46% of test takers will pass all four subjects the first time they take the exam.

What if I don't pass my PRAXIS test?

As far as ETS is concerned, if you are unable to pass a Praxis test on your first attempt, you may retake the exam after 21 days (ETS has no limit on how many times the Praxis can be taken). However, before applying for a retake be sure you are in compliance with the rules and regulations of your education agency.

Before retaking a Praxis exam, identify what went wrong in the original exam. Did you run out of time to revise? Did stress get the best of you in the exam room? Examine your score report and identify the content categories you scored low.

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