PPR Tutorial Session 8.24.19

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[ericabarrientes]

Ms. Sauceda thank you for a better understanding on the question is asking, what the teachers' goal and what are the key words/phrases that we are looking for.

[andreahernandez]

Ms. Sauceda, I really appreciate the way you break down and explain the TExES PPR exam questions. Your strategies have been so helpful in guiding me through the questions. I especially liked how you emphasized the importance of critical reading for this exam, encouraging us to take our time. Your advice on carefully reading the questions and highlighting keywords to make informed decisions was incredibly valuable. The topics you covered were all so relevant and insightful, and I truly appreciate your effort in sharing them with us. I'm excited to watch more videos in your PPR playlist and continue learning from you. Thank you again, Ms. Sauceda – this PPR Tutorial Session was incredibly informative!

[adrianfernandez]

Literacy in planning lessons is very important for providing the learner with the right scenery to help them succeed!

[MairaMelo-dt]

Thanks for breaking down the questions and making sure we find what the goal for each is.

[makaylabonhomme]

It was really helpful to hear how you breakdown all of the questions! Thank you!

[ReynaldoAlaniz]

Miss Sauceda how you break down each question you make it simpler to understand, that's the key to help us pass the PPR.

[joannaleal]

This video was packed with information. I appreciate the breakdown of how to approach questions pertaining to specific competencies.

[LuliVillarreal-mi]

Thank you Mrs Sauceda for sharing your knowledge and experience with us. I truly loved the way you isolate key words to eliminate the wrong answers and focus on the right answers that are related to those key words.

[Celeste-Cunnington]

Celeste Cunnington - I agree, annotating and googling things you don't feel confident in absolutely helps.

[claudiarussell]

1. In this tutorial I learned important strategies to do critical reading in the questions in the PPR exam by paying attention on what the questions is asking and what are the key words to be able to identify the write answer. Also, one of the many important things that I learned is about the wait time for ELLs when they participate in class discussions. That extended time is not much but it provides students with time to think about the question and develop a response, either to the discussion’s comment, to the teacher’s question or a peer's response. As a result, more students may be willing to answer the question and responses or comments may be more thoughtful.

[Robwfiert]

Great information on how reading and understanding the question can help you find the correct answer. Like you demonstrated, it did help to translate the wording of the question to where I understand what responses to look for.

[ClarissaPaez-vpts]

Great information. Really liked how she analyzed and simplified each question.

[lauraguerra]

Great information! I appreciate all the breakdowns!

[michaelgonzalez]

Very informative video especially how you go into detail about the different comp.

[williamstephens]

Lots of good information in this video, it will be very helpful. Thank you.

[carranza-saldivar]

This video was great at explaining. Love how you broke down the questions.

[elizagarza]

Thank you for taking actual questions and breaking them down in a way that made them better to understand Amazing.

[Texas]

I love how you break down each questions and make it understandable for people that need to take the PPR.

[jannettearevalo]

It really helps when you provide little anecdotal examples of how you learned through out your career. Plus the breakdowns for the questions help me remember how to focus on what the question is asking.

[DenielleIslas]

Key words are very important. Thanks for helping me understand how to use them to my advantage