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Mar 21, 2008
Hi,
I am a junior math major in MA and have already taken math
subject area tests --- both the Mass test (MTEL) and CT test
(Praxis II) --- and passed.
I am particularly interested in teaching middle school
mathematics upon graduation. I've noticed that several
states, including CT, also offer a middle school mathematics
exam for prospective teachers. Does anyone know if I would
be required to pass those exams, even though I've already
passed the (presumably) more difficult ones?
Thanks in advance!
AAK
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Yes you do have to take the Math test. To get the specific
number, go to [link removed]