What can I expect in a paraprofessional rating?

Paraprofessional Assessment, also called ParaPro, has been developed to determine the potential or practicing of general Paraprofessional abilities in mathematics, reading and writing. The test can be performed in paper and pencil format or on the Internet in certain school districts in the United States. During the Paraprofessional Evaluation test, you are expected to answer a number of selection questions that require you to solve different types of mathematical questions, analyze reading passages and graphs, and answer questions that show your ability to apply classroom knowledge. The final score is based on the number of questions answered correctly; Skipped and incorrect answers do not count against your score.

The standardized test consists of 90 questions with a selection with a selection focused on the three main content categories of mathematics, reading and writing. Testors have 2.5 hours to complete the test. Each of the T is devoted to approximately 30 questions of HREE content. Within these 30 questionsK is about 18 focused on basic skills and 12 devotes to the application of these skills in the classroom.

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read part of the test focuses on understanding and analyzing various readings of reading, as well as graphs, tables and graphs. Some covered skills identify the main idea and support details, distinguish between reality and opinion and are able to define a word in context. Testors also answer questions that will apply the knowledge of reading on the classroom in the classroom. Questions evaluate the ability to help the student with the sound and breaking words and interpretation of reading passages.

Mathematical concepts are divided into three categories. Sense and basic algebra cover the addition, subtraction, multiplication and division; Basic fractions, decimal places and percentage; And solutions to verbal problems. Geometry and measurement covers time and money and geometric shapes. Data analysis includes basic tables, charts and graphsy. Questions on mathematical application focus on the ability of the examiner to help the instructor with the mathematical instructions in the classroom.

questions about writing skills in paraprofesque evaluation focus on parts of speech, part of the sentence and localization of basic grammatical errors. Application questions focus on helping students with a writing process such as brainstorming, outlining, designing, revision and adjustment.

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paraprofesional evaluation offers an educational test service (ETS®). Paper-a-performance version of Paraprofessional Rating is given four times a year and the fee is involved. The test score is sent approximately four weeks after the test. If online is removed, an unofficial test score is available immediately after the test with an official score within two weeks.