General Curriculum Multi-Subject (Zoom Classes)
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The General Curriculum Multi-Subject prep course begins with an introduction to essential test-taking strategies and the Open Response, then concludes with a three-week review of the specific content included—and what is NOT included—on the exam.
- Consists of four, 2-hour sessions.
- All sessions are on Zoom.
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This course includes four sessions, each two hours long. The MTEL General Curriculum Multi-Subject prep course begins with an introduction to essential test-taking strategies and the Open Response, then concludes with a three-week review of the specific content included—and what is NOT included—on the exam; we focus on only what is necessary to pass. Test-taking skills and strategies are the focus of the first session and interwoven through each subsequent session.
This class meets together with the Early Childhood class. Where the exams differ is highlighted, but most of the science, history, and ELA content is the same.
The curriculum is a copywritten series of documents and practice exams written specifically for this MTEL. The MTEL General Curriculum Multi-Subject and the ETI guarantee* are included with the program fee.
Recommended study materials (which are NOT included in the fee and must be purchased separately if you want them) are:
Everything You Need to Know About World History Homework
Everything You Need to Know About American History Homework
Everything You Need to Know About Geography Homework
Everything You Need to Know About Science Homework
All by Zeman and Kelley and published by Scholastic books—they are available on Amazon.
- Session 1: The instructor guides students through reliable test-taking strategies. Students learn how to recognize multiple choice answers designed to distract or confuse them. They discover the best logical process for narrowing down answer choices. This is unlike other “test-taking strategy” session you have experienced. Multiple-choice exams are a game, but you have not been taught the rules—it’s unfair. This session will give you the tools you need to play the game. You will learn how to NOT fall for attractors, answer choices written specifically to confuse you, how and when to apply the “process of elimination,” and even how to correctly answer questions that you do not know the answer to. Logic and phenomenology drove the development of this program, and it will change the way you experience and approach multiple-choice exams. Finally, the instructor reviews the open response (OR), highlighting what graders look for and how to compose an answer that hits all the marks. Current and past MTELs are provided to review and practice the test-taking skills and strategies. Practice OR questions based on MTEL standards are provided for practice.
- Session 2: The instructor teaches information needed for the science portion of this MTEL. The basic science concepts from biology, chemistry, geology, engineering, and physics are reviewed. Emphasis is placed on Open Response content and more complex topics (such as Punnett squares and genetics). Many topics such as “MTEL-worthy scientists” and plant biology are included in the provided materials for student review after class. Students complete practice tests created using MTEL standards.
- Session 3: The instructor teaches information needed for the history portion of this MTEL. Starting with the Agricultural Revolution, history is taught not by memorizing dates but by thinking about the zeitgeist, the spirit of times, of each important historical period. Understanding how people thought and how each historical period influenced the next aids our ability to comprehend the people and events we will study. Emphasis is placed on OR content and more complex and interconnected topics. Many topics and key terms to know are included for student review after class. Students complete practice tests created using MTEL standards.
- Session 4: The instructor teaches information needed for the English and language arts portion of this MTEL. Literary devices/terms, narrative forms, poetry, “MTEL-worthy authors” are discussed and placed in context. Important conceptual topics such as “the writing process,” parts of speech, and necessary grammar/usage/punctuation are reviewed. Many skills and strategies are covered while reviewing a practice test created from MTEL standards. Further study materials are available for grammar/usage/punctuation review.
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Description | The General Curriculum Multi-Subject prep course begins with an introduction to essential test-taking strategies and the Open Response, then concludes with a three-week review of the specific content included—and what is NOT included—on the exam.
![]() | This class covers the basics of reading comprehension and provides strategic insight for each of the six question types that appear on this exam.
![]() | Our General Curriculum Math test preparation course covers all the concepts that will appear on the MTEL as well as essential test-taking strategies.
![]() | This class begins with basic sentence structure review and build towards mastery of the essay. In addition to reviewing writing fundamentals, the instructor highlights the components an MTEL test grader looks for when reviewing the Communication and Literacy Writing Exam.
![]() | This course includes four sessions, each two hours long. The Early Childhood prep course begins with an introduction to essential test-taking strategies and the Open Response, then concludes with a review of the specific content included—and what is NOT included—on the exam; we focus on only what is necessary to pass.
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This course includes four sessions, each two hours long. The MTEL General Curriculum Multi-Subject prep course begins with an introduction to essential test-taking strategies and the Open Response, then concludes with a three-week review of the specific content included—and what is NOT included—on the exam; we focus on only what is necessary to pass. Test-taking skills and strategies are the focus of the first session and interwoven through each subsequent session.
This class meets together with the Early Childhood class. Where the exams differ is highlighted, but most of the science, history, and ELA content is the same.
The curriculum is a copywritten series of documents and practice exams written specifically for this MTEL. The MTEL General Curriculum Multi-Subject and the ETI guarantee* are included with the program fee.
Recommended study materials (which are NOT included in the fee and must be purchased separately if you want them) are:
Everything You Need to Know About World History Homework
Everything You Need to Know About American History Homework
Everything You Need to Know About Geography Homework
Everything You Need to Know About Science Homework
All by Zeman and Kelley and published by Scholastic books—they are available on Amazon.
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Our shortest course, MTEL Communication and Literacy Reading, consists of only two 2-hour sessions. This class covers the basics of reading comprehension and provides strategic insight for each of the six question types that appear on this exam. You will learn what is expected on each type of question and which questions can be answered correctly without even reading the passage. Students who have already taken the Communication and Literacy Writing prep course will be especially well-prepared for this class.
The curriculum is a 60-page booklet written specifically for the MTEL Communication and Literacy Reading exam by Chuck Zucco. The curriculum and ETI guarantee* are included with the program fee.
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Each of the following six sessions is two hours long. Our MTEL General Curriculum Math test preparation course covers all the concepts that will appear on the MTEL as well as essential test-taking strategies. Students learn how to avoid the trap of misleading questions and how to tailor their open response to meet the standards of MTEL graders. Believe it or not, the math on this exam is not advanced. The questions are difficult because of the way the test makers package the questions. They are written to confound and confuse; the test taker is often unable to recognize the concepts embedded in the questions and the skills necessary to employ to solve them. MTEL General Curriculum Math program is designed to teach you the basic math skills required to pass the exam, teaching you how to understand what questions are really asking, and emphasizing the strategies necessary to attack and solve each question.
Each session begins with students’ questions and a review of the previous session’s homework.
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This highly structured course includes six 2-hour sessions that begin with basic sentence structure review and build towards mastery of the essay. In addition to reviewing writing fundamentals, the instructor highlights the components an MTEL test grader looks for when reviewing the Communication and Literacy Writing Exam. Specific test-taking and timing strategies are introduced and interwoven throughout the program. The curriculum—in-class and homework—is based on true MTEL content; there will be no surprises when you take the exam.
The curriculum is a published,160-page book written specifically for the MTEL Communication and Literacy Writing exam, MTEL Magic 2nd Edition, by Chuck Zucco. The curriculum and ETI guarantee* are included with the program fee.
| This course includes four sessions, each two hours long. The Early Childhood prep course begins with an introduction to essential test-taking strategies and the Open Response, then concludes with a review of the specific content included—and what is NOT included—on the exam; we focus on only what is necessary to pass. Test-taking skills and strategies are a focus of the first session and interwoven through each subsequent session.
The curriculum is a copywritten series of documents and practice exams written specifically for this MTEL. The curriculum and the ETI guarantee* are included with the program fee.
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