PRAXIS Elementary Education 0011 0012 Test Prep Teacher Certification Test Prep Study Guide XAM PRAXIS 1st Edition by Sharon Wynne ISBN 1607870282 978-1607870289

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ISBN 10: 1607870282
ISBN 13: 978-1607870289
Author: Sharon Wynne

Includes 23 competencies/skills found on the PRAXIS Elementary Education test and 120 sample-test questions. This guide, aligned specifically to standards prescribed by the Educational Testing Service, covers the sub-areas of Reading/Language Arts; Mathematics; Science or Social Studies; and Interdisciplinary Instruction.

PRAXIS Elementary Education 0011 0012 Test Prep Teacher Certification Test Prep Study Guide XAM PRAXIS 1st Table of contents:

Domain I United States History

Skill 1.1: Physical geography of North America

Skill 1.2: Native American peoples

Skill 1.3: European exploration and colonization

Skill 1.4: American Revolution

Skill 1.5: Establishing a new nation

Skill 1.6: Early years of the new nation

Skill 1.7: Continued national development

Skill 1.8: Civil War era

Skill 1.9: Emergence of the modern United States

Skill 1.10: Progressive era and the First World War through the New Deal

Skill 1.11: Second World War

Skill 1.12: Post-Second World War period

Skill 1.13: Recent developments

Domain II World History

Skill 2.1: Human society to approximately 3000 BCE

Skill 2.2: Development of early civilizations: Circa 3000–1500 BCE

Skill 2.3: Ancient empires and civilizations: circa 1700 BCE–500 CE (India, China, Ancient Western Asia, Mediterranean, Africa)

Skill 2.4: Disruption and reversal: circa 500–1400 CE (nomadic migrations [Huns to Mongols], Byzantine Empire, Eastern Europe, rise and expansion of Islam, feudalism in North and Central Europe, Mayans and Chavin culture)

Skill 2.5: Emerging global interactions: circa 1400–1800 CE

Skill 2.6: Political and Industrial Revolutions, Nationalism: 1750–1914

Skill 2.7: Conflicts, ideologies, and evolutions in the 20th century: 1900–1991

Skill 2.8: Contemporary trends: 1991–present (changing geopolitical map of the world, regional and global economic and environmental interdependence, the welfare state, liberation movements, and globalization)

Domain III Government/Civics/Political Science

Skill 3.1: Political theory: major political concepts, major political theorists, political orientations (e.g., liberal, conservative)

Skill 3.2: United States government and politics: constitutional underpinnings; federalism; powers, structure, and processes of national political institutions; civil liberties and civil rights, political beliefs and behaviors; political parties, interest groups, and mass media

Skill 3.3: Comparative government and politics: forms of government (e.g., parliamentary, federal); major regime types (e.g., democracy, autocracy); major types of electoral systems; foreign policy

Skill 3.4: International relations: theories of international relations (e.g., realism, liberalism); international relations in practice (e.g., conflict, cooperation, diplomacy); powers and problems of international organizations and international law

Domain IV Geography

Skill 4.1: The world in spatial terms: use of maps to acquire, process, and report information from a spatial perspective; longitude and latitude and their purposes; map projection, map type, and scale

Skill 4.2: Places and regions: location of major regions, countries and cities of the world; formal, functional, and perceptual characteristics of places; cultural diffusion and spatial patterns of economic activities

Skill 4.3: Physical systems: processes that shape the pattern of the Earth’s surface including plate tectonics, geomorphic processes, erosion, transportation, and deposition; characteristics and spatial distribution of ecosystems on Earth’s surface; weather systems; climate patterns

Skill 4.4: Human systems: population topics such as demographic transition, settlement patterns and migration; spatial patterns of ethnicity, language, and religion; political aspects including frontiers and boundaries; cooperation and conflict among people and nations; globalization of economies

Skill 4.5: Environment and society: environmental perceptions, environmental impacts and the modification of the environment by human populations, renewable and nonrenewable resources

Skill 4.6: The uses of geography: application of geographic concepts to interpret the past, the present, and to plan for the future

Domain V Economics

Skill 5.1: Microeconomics I: scarcity, choice and opportunity costs, economic systems, comparative advantage and trade, supply and demand, elasticity, market efficiency and the role of government

Skill 5.2: Microeconomics II: production and cost, product markets and behavior of firms, factor markets and distribution of income

Skill 5.3: Macroeconomics I: measures of economic performance, national income accounting, unemployment, inflation, and business cycle

Skill 5.4: Macroeconomics II: national income determination, fiscal policy, money and banking, monetary policy, international finance and investment, and economic growth

Domain VI Behavioral Sciences

Skill 6.1: Sociology: socialization, social organization, social institutions, the study of populations, multicultural diversity, social problems

Skill 6.2: Anthropology: human culture and cultural change

Skill 6.3: Psychology: basic concepts, such as learning and perception, human growth and development, personalit

 
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