Strategic Studying for the Praxis: Perspectives from Graduate Students

The trajectories of graduate students in school psychology are often highly individualized, but in a real and practical sense their journeys all have one thing in common. Before any graduate student can become a practitioner in the field of school psychology, they must pass the Praxis. The Praxis co...

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Published in:Communiqué (National Association of School Psychologists) 2022-06, Vol.50 (8), p.35-35
Main Authors: Lahman, Kelli R, Wiegand, Rachel M, Izuno-Garcia, Amy K
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Anniversaries
College students
Doctoral Programs
Educational Testing
Equipment and supplies
Graduate Students
Graduate studies
Internships
Learning Strategies
Planning
School psychologists
School Psychology
Standardized Tests
Student Attitudes
Study Skills
Teaching
Test Preparation
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Summary:The trajectories of graduate students in school psychology are often highly individualized, but in a real and practical sense their journeys all have one thing in common. Before any graduate student can become a practitioner in the field of school psychology, they must pass the Praxis. The Praxis covers everything school psychology students have been exposed to in graduate school across 140 questions within 140 minutes. While most programs embed preparation throughout coursework and assignments, graduate students can take several steps to ensure they are prepared to successfully pass the Praxis. This article gives practical tips for preparing for the Praxis exam.
ISSN:0164-775X