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Sep 2, 2015
After a decade in the real world, I'm getting my math teacher licensure. I just took my first practice PRAXIS II math test, and passed, but I was well short of the 169 needed for a "recognition of excellence". I imagine that with a few weeks of dedicated study, I could get myself back up to that level, but would my time be better spent elsewhwere? Do school districts care about ROEs?
Many thanks.
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