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  • Why we might want our own portfolios
  • 400 students
  • RESUME (CV)
    • Procedures that I use
    • Training
      • Professional Development
        • May 2019 Course about Reading
          • Awareness of Print (Pre test)
          • About the READING TEST
    • I subscribe to Simon's vision
      • How to write a vision statement
    • Papers
    • My Digital Library
    • YouTube channels
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    • Videos that I recommend
  • Littky's "Big Picture" System
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    • Home
    • Why we might want our own portfolios
    • 400 students
    • RESUME (CV)
      • Procedures that I use
      • Training
        • Professional Development
          • May 2019 Course about Reading
            • Awareness of Print (Pre test)
            • About the READING TEST
      • I subscribe to Simon's vision
        • How to write a vision statement
      • Papers
      • My Digital Library
      • YouTube channels
    • LINKS
      • Videos that I recommend
    • Littky's "Big Picture" System
    • Projects
      • CPPP Projects, Presentations and DPs
      • Free Test Prep by Phone
    • Free Posters
      • Posters about FWP
      • Posters about READING
      • Posters about PERSONALIZING schools
    • The Study Guide for the Reading SUBJECT AREA TEST

About the READING TEST

Reading K–12 (035)

Format: Computer-based test (CBT); approximately 120 multiple-choice questions

Testing Time: 2 hours and 30 minutes

Your total appointment time will be longer than the testing time shown above. See Your Test Appointment for more information.

Any time taken for breaks is considered part of your available testing time. Review the break policy for more information.

Test Dates: By appointment, year round. You will schedule your test during registration, based on available dates.

Test Sites: CBT sites are located throughout Florida and nationwide. Locate a test center .

Passing Score: A scaled score of at least 200

Reference Materials Provided for This Test: None

Test Fee: $150

Score Reporting: Unofficial pass/non-pass status is typically provided immediately after testing. However, onsite reporting may not be available for tests being redeveloped or revised. See Onsite Reporting for current information.

All official score reports are released within 4 weeks of testing. Review information about score report dates .

SAMPLE QUESTIONS

Resources: View the content resource materials available for this test.

Tests may include test questions that are being evaluated for future administrations and that do not affect an examinee's score.

This is what the test includes.... Get ready to yawn...

Competencies and Skills

Competency 1—Knowledge of research and theories of reading processes

  1. Identify characteristics and sources of valid reading research.
  2. Identify foundational theorists and differentiate among theories of reading processes and development.
  3. Relate instructional applications to theories of reading processes and development.

Competency 2—Knowledge of text types and structures

  1. Identify text structures and text features of literary and informational texts.
  2. Differentiate among the characteristics, features, and elements of various literary and informational genres and formats of texts for reading and writing.
  3. Evaluate and select appropriate texts to reflect and support the backgrounds of diverse learners while matching texts to student interest.
  4. Determine criteria for evaluating and selecting both print and nonprint texts for instructional use.
  5. Evaluate and select texts at appropriate reading levels and text complexity for diverse learners.

Competency 3—Knowledge of reading assessment and evaluation

  1. Differentiate among characteristics of norm-referenced, criterion-referenced, and performance-based assessments used for screening, diagnosis, progress monitoring, and outcomes.
  2. Evaluate and select appropriate oral and written assessment instruments and practices using continuous text for monitoring individual student progress.
  3. Analyze and interpret data from multiple informal and formal reading and writing assessments to guide whole-group instruction.
  4. Analyze and interpret student data from multiple informal and formal reading and writing assessments to differentiate instruction and develop individual student goals for diverse learners.
  5. Identify characteristics of students at varying reading levels.

Competency 4—Knowledge of learning environments and procedures that support reading

  1. Apply appropriate grouping practices for specific instructional purposes in reading.
  2. Determine appropriate procedures and delivery methods to integrate speaking and listening, reading, writing, and viewing for diverse learners across content areas.
  3. Evaluate and select techniques for encouraging motivation and promoting positive attitudes of diverse learners toward academic and personal reading.
  4. Apply appropriate instructional methods to integrate technology, support student-centered learning, and establish an information-rich environment.
  5. Determine organizational and classroom management practices for multiple reading programs to support diverse learners.
  6. Evaluate and select methods of prevention and intervention for students who have not mastered grade-level language arts standards.

Competency 5—Knowledge of oral and written language acquisition and beginning reading

  1. Identify the concepts related to oral and written language acquisition.
  2. Identify the concepts related to beginning reading.
  3. Apply instructional methods for developing oral language, phonological awareness, concepts of print, alphabet knowledge, and written language development.

Competency 6—Knowledge of phonics and word recognition

  1. Identify the concepts related to word recognition development.
  2. Apply instructional methods for developing phonemic awareness and phonics knowledge for diverse learners.
  3. Apply instructional methods for developing word-analysis skills for decoding and encoding monosyllabic and multisyllabic words for diverse learners.
  4. Apply instructional methods for promoting the recognition of high frequency words, sight words, and irregularly spelled words for diverse learners.

Competency 7—Knowledge of vocabulary acquisition and use

  1. Identify the concepts of vocabulary acquisition and use.
  2. Evaluate and select instructional methods for vocabulary acquisition and use in speaking and listening, reading, and writing for diverse learners.
  3. Apply appropriate instructional methods for developing the use of independent word learning strategies for diverse learners.
  4. Apply appropriate instructional methods for developing and using conversational, general academic, and domain-specific words and phrases for diverse learners.

Competency 8—Knowledge of reading fluency and reading comprehension

  1. Identify the components of reading fluency that support comprehension.
  2. Apply appropriate instructional methods for developing fluent reading with purpose and understanding for diverse learners.
  3. Evaluate and select instructional methods for teaching skills and developing strategies for comprehension and analysis of informational texts.
  4. Evaluate and select instructional methods for teaching skills and developing strategies for comprehension and analysis of literary texts.
  5. Apply instructional methods for developing metacognition and critical thinking for diverse learners.
  6. Apply instructional methods for engaging students in evidence-based collaborative discussions about literary and informational print and nonprint texts.
  7. Apply instructional methods to develop study skills for comprehension of literary and informational texts for diverse learners.

Competency 9—Knowledge of reading program development, implementation, and coordination

  1. Evaluate and select approaches for involving stakeholders in reading initiatives for diverse learners.
  2. Evaluate and select approaches to increase caregiver involvement in reading education.
  3. Interpret reading policies, program information, and assessment data for the purpose of dissemination among stakeholders.
  4. Select and evaluate instructional materials for comprehensive reading programs and reading intervention programs for diverse learners.
  5. Identify criteria to determine the effectiveness of reading programs.
  6. Interpret school data and program evaluation results to modify and improve curriculum content and instruction through professional learning.
  7. Determine effective methods for coaching and supporting paraprofessionals, tutors, and volunteers to assist in reading instruction for diverse learners.

Go ahead, go back to the HOME PAGE and take the free course on READING ROCKETS to get ready for the test prep....

Don't worry.


Many of these ideas are fancy labels about stuff that makes sense.


Let's work together to get through the language and jibberish and cant and technobabble.


We can do this!


You got it in you.


If you spend 30 minutes per day for 30 days, and if you show up to TWO of our Saturday meetings, you will be ready for the test.

If you want to skip the Saturday meetings, call Steve and he'll figure out with you a way to PERFORM YOUR UNDERSTANDING ... that's how you will learn. When learners talk and instructors listen, then the learner burns the information in the brain.



Can you believe that there are NINE of these areas of skills?


Who thought there was so much about reading?



It's okay,... keep youreyes on the prize. You will have your READING ENDORESEMENT in 60 days. You can prepare for the test for 30 days and wait for the exam result to arrive in the mail.


YOU CAN DO THIS!








Finally, here it the end.


Go ahead, go back to the HOME PAGE and take the free course on READING ROCKETS to get ready for the test prep....



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