Desiree M. answered 11/12/24
Experienced Remote Tutor- Humanities - Ages K-12 & Adults Welcome
Dear Marisol,
I don't believe that Wyzant has any official study guides. But having taken the tests for many subjects, I can share my own experiences and tips with you. The tests aren't very long, and if you have a reasonable proficiency in the subject, they aren't very difficult. I was nervous about taking them (like with any test), but I was fine, and I'm sure you will be too.
As far as studying, I would suggest just reviewing some basic information as a refresher and to help with confidence. For reading, I would review things like understanding the main idea and the author's purpose, how to determine what a word means in context, and general reading comprehension strategies. The test isn't timed, so be sure to read the passages carefully and refer to them when answering the questions. You may also want to practice questions from other reading tests that can be found online.
For the spelling test, I would recommend reviewing spelling rules like "i" before "e," don't use "s" after "x," and words do not end in "v" or "j.".
I haven't taken the handwriting test, so I'm not sure how to study for that one. Remember: it doesn't have to be perfect since only a 70% or 75% is needed, depending on the test. I'm sure you will be fine! Review if you feel like you need to do so, take a deep breath, don't rush, try not to second-guess yourself, and read each question carefully. Good luck!
-Desiree