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Please tell me about the ATSW exam.....
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pig22seal
LOVE MY 2 BOYS!
Member since 5/07 1877 total posts
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Carissa
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Please tell me about the ATSW exam.....
I am taking this exam in two weeks. So far I have taken and passed the LAST. Is it anything like that? I have also taken the GRE's way back when. Is it anything like this exam? Any information would be great. Should I study something? 
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Posted 5/25/10 8:44 PM  |
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scubashell44
LIF Adolescent
Member since 8/09 790 total posts
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Michelle
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Re: Please tell me about the ATSW exam.....
It's easy. It's not like the LAST. I didn't even know what was on the ATSW, but i passed first try. If I remember correctly, it's more writing.
It's the CST you need to worry about.
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| Posted 5/25/10 11:03 PM |
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lcnac
LIF Infant
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Re: Please tell me about the ATSW exam.....
from what i remember (i took it ten years ago) it was easy. Dont stress.
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| Posted 5/26/10 2:16 AM |
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pig22seal
LOVE MY 2 BOYS!
Member since 5/07 1877 total posts
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Carissa
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Re: Please tell me about the ATSW exam.....
Posted by scubashell44
It's easy. It's not like the LAST. I didn't even know what was on the ATSW, but i passed first try. If I remember correctly, it's more writing.
It's the CST you need to worry about.
Thank you! I was told the CST is the difficult one 
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| Posted 5/26/10 10:14 PM |
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SummerMom
Now a mom of 2!
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Re: Please tell me about the ATSW exam.....
If you've taken any education courses, it should be a breeze.
It's your "assessment of teaching skills" test. One of my questions was:
A child constantly misbehaves in your class. Do you:
a) use physical punishment to deter him from misbehaving again
b) yell at him in front of the class in an attempt to humiliate him so he will not misbehave again
c) assume there is nothing you can do because he is genetically predisposed to misbehavior
d) schedule a meeting with his guidance counselor or other support staff to get to the root of his problems. Talk with parents, teachers, and other colleagues who have insight into his metal state and work together to formulate a plan to reward him for good behavior to encourage him to do the right thing.
I'm paraphrasing a bit because it's been 8 years, but you get the drift!
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| Posted 5/27/10 5:48 PM |
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