TExES Pedagogy and Professional Responsibilities Tests & The Kingdom of Heaven?

What on Earth are the TExES PPR tests and why is Texas spelled wrong?! Do you have certified teachers in your life? I do.  My parents, sister, and brother-in-law have dedicated their lives to serving children and they couldn’t do it until they pass this test. Even knowing that I still couldn’t define the TExES PPR tests. Well, if Dr. Nancy Hadley was not in my life, I promise I wouldn’t understand what it meant either.

Having been a small part of establishing a new private school recently I have an even greater appreciation of those who serve as teachers and administrators.

There’s so much to this arena of life I knew nothing about. Dr. Nancy Hadley is not only brilliant, but she is kind and loves Jesus very much. She and another GPC author, Dr. Marilyn Eisenwine have written an interactive study guide to help aspiring educators pass this test and get on with the business of empowering the next generation.

For those of you who like me have no idea what the test is about, here ya go: the definition of one of the TExES PPR Tests straight from the official online PDF:

This TExES Pedagogy and Professional Responsibilities study guide contains both essential summaries of the content and practice exercises to help you pass the TExES Pedagogy and Professional Responsibilities Test. The summaries highlight key areas of the content, and they are concise so that you get a quick but thorough review. The exercises are designed to build your confidence in being able to find the right answers. This is a TExES prep workbook that guides you through steps that will be critical to passing the TExES Pedagogy and Professional Responsibilities test.

It is extremely important to understand the philosophy behind the TExES Pedagogy and Professional Responsibilities test so that you can pick out the correct answers. This TExES study guide is unique in that it clearly explains the philosophy behind the test and outlines the most effective test-taking strategies for the TExES test. There are exercises to help you pick out answers that align with the philosophy and answers that are incorrect according to the philosophy.

The revised 2nd edition features an interactive, workbook style that gives you hands-on exercises that provide you with constant feedback as you work through the exercises. The academic language is simplified, and pertinent vocabulary is defined in easy to understand language. Charts provide relationships between state standards and key concepts, and test takers are given methods to personalize these charts for quick review prior to taking the exam. The emphasis on the philosophy and the study charts that you create for yourself make this TExES study guide the most effective study guide to pass the TExES Pedagogy and Professional Responsibilities test.

May the eyes of your understanding be opened to realize there’s more to The Kingdom than serving at church or on mission trips!