How do I take the NCLB test?
No Child Left Behind (NCLB)/ESSA Paraeducator Examination You can register online by clicking here or call us at (916) 686-7717 to make an appointment. No walk-in registration at this time. The Paraeducator Examination is offered on a regular basis. The two-part multiple-choice exam covers math and English Skills.
What is NCLB proficiency test?
The “No Child Left Behind” (NCLB) Act requires that all paraprofessionals who work in schools that are supported with Title I funds and provide instructional support in the classroom meet certain requirements. Requirements are tested by taking the NCLB Paraprofessional Exam, a rigorous local academic assessment.
What is NCLB requirements?
The NCLB educational requirements for paraprofessionals refer to those individuals who provide instructional support under the supervision of a certified teacher in a school that receives Title I funds. NCLB goes on to provide guidance as to the types of duties that are appropriate to assign to paraprofessionals.
What is NCLB paraeducator?
Paraprofessionals, also known as paraeducators, teacher aides, or instructional aides, are an important component of California’s education system. The term, ”paraprofessional,” also known as ”paraeducator,” includes an education assistant and instructional assistant (ESSA Section 3201, 20 U.S.C. 8108[37]).
How do you get NCLB certified?
Exam Option: Pass a CTC-approved subject matter exam in the NCLB core academic subject area. Advanced degree in the core area • Advanced certification (National Board Certification in the core area or VPSS) 1. Hold at least a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution of higher education.
What is the difference between paraeducator and paraprofessional?
As nouns the difference between paraprofessional and paraeducator. is that paraprofessional is a person who is trained to assist a professional while paraeducator is a paraprofessional educator; a teacher’s assistant responsible for helping students in the classroom.
What is a highly qualified paraprofessional?
The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), also known as The No Child Left Behind Act, requires all paraprofessionals who provide instructional support, and work in programs funded by Title I, to have a high school diploma (or equivalent) and prove that they are “highly qualified.”
How many questions can you get wrong on the ParaPro test and still pass?
By the way, you can miss 6 questions and still get the highest possible score on the test, so if you prepare reasonably well, you should have no problem passing.