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purpleteen Wrote:I am not good with American History... I took the second one and failed.
I heard from some people that intro to educational psych and intro to psych don't overlap...is that true?

Oh, ok...the test covered both history I &II plus world history but thats actually less than 1/2 of the exam; it also had psychology, sociology, economics, world civilization and one or two anthropology questions.

I took lifespan the dantes version of HG&D, but did run through the intro to Ed psy cards and it seemed pretty straightforward. It is based on early development and testing so the theories you've learned about should apply. Maybe run through the IC cards to see how you feel about the subject. There is also a very thorough study guide floating around the forum. I preferred lifespan but I'm much older.

A&I lit might be best but at least you have options.

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#12
purpleteen Wrote:My problem is that I absolutely HATE reading. I don't remember the last time I read a book...not for college or high school...I don't understand what I read...but I did get a 90 on the English regent last year, I don't know how I did that...

If you hate reading, be prepared for a miserable two hours.. because this test is all reading. I like reading and was actually a bit bored during the test, but then again, any time I have to do one thing for more than a few minutes I get bored. hilarious

If you've got the money to spend, as another poster mentioned, just take 30 minutes to review the specific feedback thread and go take it. You'll probably pass, but if you don't, you still have time to study for another one. I would probably do that if you've got to take a test quickly. Go today or tomorrow if you can. Then if you fail, you'll still have time to pick a test and study.
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burbuja0512 Wrote:If you've got the money to spend, as another poster mentioned, just take 30 minutes to review the specific feedback thread and go take it. You'll probably pass, but if you don't, you still have time to study for another one. I would probably do that if you've got to take a test quickly. Go today or tomorrow if you can. Then if you fail, you'll still have time to pick a test and study.
I am an IC member and I already started looking through the last few pages of the exam feedback but I didn't find much anything yet...
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#14
Everything you need to know about he A&I exam is found here: Analyzing and Interpreting Literature CLEP Study Guide - Free-Clep-Prep.com

Notice the advice about reading out loud if you can get away with it. Sounding out the difficult to read passages does help. Notice that links are provided. You do need to know a few terms, but you probably already know them.

You've done well on so many exams, I can't imagine you needing to study for this one. I didn't. My son didn't. He made close to my score. We didn't study at all, we took it cold.
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Do you know any Spanish or German? There is a CLEP for those.
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#16
What about Information Systems.
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#17
I'm really confused as to why so many people are pushing A&I Lit.

purple said:
1. She hates reading
2. She is not a native English speaker
3. She often has trouble understanding what she reads

A&I Lit is:
1. Lots of heavy duty reading.
2. Lots of dense, obscure English, most from old books and poems and plays. 3. Hard to understand even for many native English speakers, because of the older English & literary techniques it uses.

Stay far, far away from A&I Lit, purple, unless you have money to burn and just want to give it a shot to avoid having to study for any more tests.

My vote:
- Human Growth and Development, because there is definitely overlap with Intro to Psych
- or Principles of Marketing, or Principles of Management, because I've never seen anyone have trouble with these
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#18
Pinkie Wrote:Do you know any Spanish or German? There is a CLEP for those.
lol nope...I don't think I can take another language test anyhow cuz I already took one
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jmichelle79 Wrote:What about Information Systems.
What is that about?
also, I don't know if that's a CLEP or DSST but my school doesn't accept DSST
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jmed Wrote:I'm really confused as to why so many people are pushing A&I Lit.

purple said:
1. She hates reading
2. She is not a native English speaker
3. She often has trouble understanding what she reads

A&I Lit is:
1. Lots of heavy duty reading.
2. Lots of dense, obscure English, most from old books and poems and plays. 3. Hard to understand even for many native English speakers, because of the older English & literary techniques it uses.

Stay far, far away from A&I Lit, purple, unless you have money to burn and just want to give it a shot to avoid having to study for any more tests.

My vote:
- Human Growth and Development, because there is definitely overlap with Intro to Psych
- or Principles of Marketing, or Principles of Management, because I've never seen anyone have trouble with these
Lol I will try...I know some literary terms and scored a 90 on my English regent last year but that's probably way easier than this...
Also, I didn't take intro to psych yet so even though it overlaps, it doesn't help because I have less than 2 weeks to study
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