I am in the Tulsa area, but looking for anything from Tulsa to east of
here. I am from Arkansas so it wouldn't bother me to work close to
Arkansas at all.

On 8/18/09, Melanie S. wrote:
> Eastern Oklahoma. I'm betting I'll need a couple of tries to pass it,
> too. Yes, the speaking portion sounds challenging; how did the rest
> of the exam portions work? Where are you looking to teach?
>
> On 8/18/09, sms wrote:
>> Yes, I have taken the spanish OSAT. I scored a 220 on it and you
>> need 240 to pass. My problem is I went blank on the speaking
>> portion. I am usually fine in one on one conversation, but on the
>> test you have to role play and conjure up a conversation in thin
>> air with someone you imagine prompted by the question. I guess my
>> imagination just isn't that good. What area of Oklahoma are you
>> looking to teach?
>>
>> On 8/18/09, Melanie S. wrote:
>>> Thanks, sms. Hey, did I see on another of your posts that
>>> you're pursuing Spanish certification? I will be, too, after I
>>> do some SERIOUS brushing up on my Spanish. Have you taken the
>>> Span. OSAT before? I hope to in November.
>>>
>>> On 8/17/09, sms wrote:
>>>> The OGET is very simple. Not that I scored that high on it,
>>>> but it was still easy. Mostly reading comprehension. I am
>>>> very poor at math so that is what I was worried about, but
>>>> that turned out to not hurt me at all. If you can write an
>>>> essay then you are almost guaranteed to pass the OGET.
>>>>
>>>> On 8/17/09, Melanie S. wrote:
>>>>> I'm taking the OGET for first time 9/19 through the Alt.
>>>>> Certif. Program. I've read all related posts back to 11/08
>>>>> which are very helpful & am studying from the study guide.
>>>>> However, I still have a question: how can I best prepare
>>>>> for the Liberal Studies section, which includes Science,
>>>>> Art & Literature, Social Sciences? What percentage of the
>>>>> exam covers these topics?

Share This Post | Report This Post

Next Post >>

Posts on this thread, including this one