@@RealLifewithLisieJhey I take mine on Thursday I’ve been prepping for 2 months plus I finished all my prerequisites in October last year. I know this is reading/English but since you already took the TEAS7 can you tell me what they covered the MOST on the math portion?? I’ve been doing many practice videos and questions but please give me a heads up on the math. Also hope you did well on your test 😊
@@Ktreneice mainly word problems fraction I seen some solve for x know area and how to find perimeter of a shape nothing to intimidating I did pretty good on math you got this!!
Your video is dope, and specially for those that English is their second language. For the first time I'm more excited than ever to study for the teas test
Your angle that was send to earth to help people ,God bless you , I just pass my tease 79 percent . English is my second language ,just by listening 👂 your videos I pass my reading 87 .it might not be a lot for other but from 50 to 87 in reading is a lot for me .once again thank u so much
I am so happy to hear that you passed and that you did especially well in Reading!!! I first created these strategies when I was working with international students who were trying to pass the TEAS. Good luck to you!!
WOW already into the 4th video and I was so nervous to start practicing for the reading portion of the TEAS I was dreading the reading haha and you have made it so easy I didn't know I won't really have to read those large paragraphs! yay thank you Professor M!
You saved my life for sure Professor McAllister. I am now very confident about the reading section. I've been stressed out about the teas im going to take next month as reading was always my biggest weakness. I am now can identify passages types, primary source, 2nd sources, and references materials. You just brought a whole reading section from the teas exam on the table. Thank you for making these videos. Im beyond grateful. Yes i have already subscribed to your channel and will definitely introduce these videos widely to my pre nursing fellas at work. God bless!!!
Thanks for all the demonstrations its so easy to remember the tips on the test day. I was just about to give up and you gave me HOPE. You are the best in teaching. I like how you explain the different passage types and then highlight the key terms in the next passage for visual learner like myself . I love your videos 🥰😀. Thanks
Hi!! thank you for your content, everyone speaks so highly of your channel on social media when the topic of TEAS is brought up! Taking mine August 3rd! Thanks again!
Thank you so much! I've failed my reading section 2x and this is already so so helpful! looking forward to watching all your videos before my next attempt on 11/11
Hi, Zendy! Thank you for the positive comments, and I'm so very glad you found the videos helpful. I released a Study Skills video yesterday that you also might find helpful (Study Skills Sundays) and am posting a new video today about reference materials...they can be tricky! I wish you the best, and please feel free to ask any questions! By the way, did you perform well on the Science, Math, and ELU sections?
I did well in science and math; however, not in English or reading. English is very tricky too because of subject-verb agreement, suffix, prefix, pronoun antecedent. Just to clarify what you mentioned about what to look for in passages. Are these key points always going to apply no matter what? Ex/ persuasive will always have opinion words, narrative will always have quotes, or pro-nouns etc... The reason I ask is because I feel I spend way too much time reading the passages and end up running out of time and second guessing of course. Thanks so much for your help, you're truly God's send!
These strategies I'm sharing do work MOST of the time - and the students with whom I have worked have found these strategies to be very helpful. There are of course instances where they don't work, and I will address those at some point in this series. But, a persuasive passage WILL always have an opinion. To clarify what I said about narrative passages: finding quotation marks that indicate a dialogue are one way to identify a narrative passage. Not all narrative passages will have quotation marks. Good luck, and thank you for watching!
In all honesty, I created these videos for second language learners. In addition, there are many students whose first language is English, but they might have been out of school for several years, or they might just learn differently. I think all students should have a change to succeed, and I wish you good luck.!
I just finished all your videos for TEAS. English is not my primary language, so these are really helpful and give me confidence to take the test. I really appreciated. 😁👍
Thank you for these videos! I really hope that this time; I pass everything with a high score. This second attempt 70% in this section after watching these. However, there are reading questions on there asking what is this passage about and few other different ones.
God will bless u Professor for helping people like me in Reading... Your videos is so helpful and understanding and I'm pretty sure I will pass my TEAS especially the Reading section because of you... So far u are the best tutor i have seen on TH-cam for the Reading section... Keep it up and I will recommend your TH-cam channel to my friends
Everyday I’m watching your videos I’m growing excited to take the exam. It will be my first and plan on it being my final lol. Then I do 30 to 45 mins of extra practice on IXL. Thanks Professor
Thank you so much for sharing this. I can read but this section is by far my weakness on the TEASE. I wish I had more time to watch more of your videos, but I test my first time on Thursday which is October 3rd. If for some reason I do not pass or just want a higher score I will most definitely be coming back to see you! Again thanks this info is so helpful!
Good luck, Amanda! The most important thing to remember about the Reading section tomorrow when you take the TEAS is READ THE QUESTION 1ST! And MANAGE YOUR TIME! You have one minute per question, and you can miss 10 and still pass! DON'T LEAVE ANY QUESTIONS BLANK! And if you do not pass, please know that it will not be because of lack of preparation or intelligence, it will be because this test IS challenging - which is why I wanted to share what I know about the TEAS. Please let me know how you do tomorrow!
Thank you so very much. I just worked a 12 hour shift at the hospital so I didn't get to review today, but its okay. I'm going to get a good nights rest and wake up thinking positive. I will let you know how it goes! Again thanks for your help a nd sharing your brain with us all. I test at noon tomorrow!
I think I've asked you this already but will you be making new videos involving the TEAS 7. All your TEAS 6 videos have been helpful either way. Just want to make sure I'm studying the right material. Thank you again for taking the time to make these videos.
If I were taking the TEAS, I would NEVER select "descriptive." If you think a passage is descriptive, it will most likely be expository. Good luck to you!
Hi, Alyssa! Thank you for the positive feedback. My goal is to release at least two videos per week, plus I'm taping Study Skills Strategies on Sundays. You can subscribe to avoid missing my future videos. Thanks again, and good luck!
Good Morning Mrs. Carolyn McAllister, My name is Nancy , I took the Ati Teas 7 ,and I did not pass the first Teas test going to take again i need more help on the reading on logical conclusions and summaries
It is not uncommon for students to have to take the TEAS more than once, but I'm sorry you didn't pass. What I recommend is that you watch the videos again and take notes. Also, be sure to manage your time when you test. So read the question first, quickly review the possible answers, and then skim the passage for the possible answer. Do not spend more than approximately one minute per question. If after a minute you still aren't sure, then GUESS and move on. You don't want to leave any questions blank, but you don't want to run out of time. You can miss about 11 questions on the Reading portion and still earn a 70%. I hope this helps, and good luck to you!
When given an expository passage about a person, in particular, is the answer for where you would find the passage still encyclopedia, or would it be bibliography?
Be sure to always read the question first so that you will know what you are looking for. Also, look at the title; that might provide a clue. Lastly, try to figure out the answer, but don't spend too much time -instead you should guess. You have to be sure you do not run out time. Also, many schools accept a Total Score of 70. You can miss approximately 10 TEAS questions and still score 70. Good luck to you!
The examples you are giving are similar to the ones in the New Generation accuplacer test? This is my first time watching your videos. Thank you for helping.
The ELU section will work for the grammar, but I don't think my Reading strategies will work. You can access free practice tests for the accuplacer at: www.accuplacerpracticetest.com.
If the passage contains "qoutation marks" but also numbers, i have noticed in my TEAS study guide it is also expository, but i get thrown because of quotes thinking it is a narrative passage. I take it the test favors expository and encyclopedia for answers?
An example of expository could be textbook because it is fact-based but let's say u get a question that asked where can you find this type of passage the answer would be Encyclopedia hope that helps and sorry about u not being able to get a reply on this for a long time now.
Thank you so much for these videos! I am taking my TEAS in a month and this is great review. I noticed that "descriptive" is an option for most of your example multiple choice questions but you never go over a "descriptive" passage. Is that not something we should worry about? Descriptive feels like another word for expository. Thanks!!!
Prof. i am confuse between technical and expository passage. i can't recognize between them because i think their purposes are to inform us. is there any tips for that?
I honestly think if you are asked this question, and if think that the answer is technical or expository, I'm pretty sure that the answer will be expository.
Thank you for doing this video. Extremely helpful. I just want to ask how to really determine an opinion? It seems I always get stuck on it. What are your tips? Thanks.
You might (probably) have other options from which to choose; however, the correct answer will be one of those three!! Do not select descriptive. Good luck!
question 2 has me a little confused, can you explain why THE PASSAGE COULD NOT BE FOUND in an ART HISTORY BOOK? couldn't this passage be in an art book about Mickey Mouse?
In real life, text books do contain expository information. On the TEAS, you should always select "expository." The TEAS is tricky, so I hope you will trust me. Good luck!
Amazing videos! do you have any video explaining how to give a title to a reading. For example, they give you the passage and I have to assign a tittle.
In my opinion, a recipe would be considered "expository" on the actual TEAS. That could very well be different from what you see in study guides, but please trust me on this. Good luck!
I wouldn't think so because the TEAS seems to be much trickier (not difficult - but trickier) than other exams. However, I would still recommend always reading the questions first and managing your time. Good luck!
Chronological refers to information presented in the order (dates) when it occurred. For example, a chronological passage about a student might look like this: "...born in 1990, moved to Texas, in 1995, graduated from high school in 2009, and then moved to Europe in 2010 to study abroad."
Unfortunately, I am not familiar with the GED exam. Do NOT use my reading tips here for the exam, however! These are only for the TEAS. (But you can use the English & Language videos). I recommend that you search 'GED Reading Practice Tests." Good luck to you.
Hi prof I took the yeast and did not pass I learned a lot from this video now I take the test again in February 2019 do u have any videos about the English part of the teas please let me know I have a few weeks to study thank you so much
I just retook my TEAS and scored a whopping 84! Listen to her!!
Congratulations!!!
ive only watched up to the third episode and im already learning so much!! Prof. McAllister's the GOAT!!!
literally i feel the same way!!
Do these videos apply for teas 7 also
Yes I took teas 7 and it’s all on there as well
@@RealLifewithLisieJhey I take mine on Thursday I’ve been prepping for 2 months plus I finished all my prerequisites in October last year. I know this is reading/English but since you already took the TEAS7 can you tell me what they covered the MOST on the math portion?? I’ve been doing many practice videos and questions but please give me a heads up on the math. Also hope you did well on your test 😊
@@Ktreneice mainly word problems fraction I seen some solve for x know area and how to find perimeter of a shape nothing to intimidating I did pretty good on math you got this!!
Your video is dope, and specially for those that English is their second language. For the first time I'm more excited than ever to study for the teas test
Your angle that was send to earth to help people ,God bless you , I just pass my tease 79 percent . English is my second language ,just by listening 👂 your videos I pass my reading 87 .it might not be a lot for other but from 50 to 87 in reading is a lot for me .once again thank u so much
I am so happy to hear that you passed and that you did especially well in Reading!!! I first created these strategies when I was working with international students who were trying to pass the TEAS. Good luck to you!!
Have my TEAS on August 6 and I’m so glad I found you!💛
Good luck to you! It is helpful if you take notes. Be sure to read the questions first and manage your time!
Good luck mines is next week
Good luck hope you passed
Did u pass
WOW already into the 4th video and I was so nervous to start practicing for the reading portion of the TEAS I was dreading the reading haha and you have made it so easy I didn't know I won't really have to read those large paragraphs! yay thank you Professor M!
I'm glad you are enjoying my videos. Good luck to you!
You saved my life for sure Professor McAllister.
I am now very confident about the reading section. I've been stressed out about the teas im going to take next month as reading was always my biggest weakness.
I am now can identify passages types, primary source, 2nd sources, and references materials. You just brought a whole reading section from the teas exam on the table.
Thank you for making these videos. Im beyond grateful. Yes i have already subscribed to your channel and will definitely introduce these videos widely to my pre nursing fellas at work.
God bless!!!
Good luck! Remember to read the question first and to manage your time!!
Thanks for all the demonstrations its so easy to remember the tips on the test day. I was just about to give up and you gave me HOPE. You are the best in teaching. I like how you explain the different passage types and then highlight the key terms in the next passage for visual learner like myself . I love your videos 🥰😀. Thanks
Never give up! I'm glad you find my videos helpful! Good luck, and never give up!
Hi!! thank you for your content, everyone speaks so highly of your channel on social media when the topic of TEAS is brought up! Taking mine August 3rd! Thanks again!
Thank you; that is so sweet! With any luck, I will post some new videos before you test. Good luck to you!
taking my teas december 14th and I am so glad I found you!
Be sure to check out Facebook's "ATI TEAS 6 TEAS Test Study Group." Lot's of good information there! Good luck!!
@@carolynmcallister1496 thank you for all of your tips! I got an 87 on the reading portion and an 84 overall :)
@@muskaantahirkheli6633 Congratulations!!! That is awesome!! Good luck on the next chapter!
Thank you so much! I've failed my reading section 2x and this is already so so helpful! looking forward to watching all your videos before my next attempt on 11/11
Hi, Zendy! Thank you for the positive comments, and I'm so very glad you found the videos helpful. I released a Study Skills video yesterday that you also might find helpful (Study Skills Sundays) and am posting a new video today about reference materials...they can be tricky! I wish you the best, and please feel free to ask any questions! By the way, did you perform well on the Science, Math, and ELU sections?
I did well in science and math; however, not in English or reading. English is very tricky too because of subject-verb agreement, suffix, prefix, pronoun antecedent. Just to clarify what you mentioned about what to look for in passages. Are these key points always going to apply no matter what? Ex/ persuasive will always have opinion words, narrative will always have quotes, or pro-nouns etc... The reason I ask is because I feel I spend way too much time reading the passages and end up running out of time and second guessing of course. Thanks so much for your help, you're truly God's send!
These strategies I'm sharing do work MOST of the time - and the students with whom I have worked have found these strategies to be very helpful. There are of course instances where they don't work, and I will address those at some point in this series. But, a persuasive passage WILL always have an opinion. To clarify what I said about narrative passages: finding quotation marks that indicate a dialogue are one way to identify a narrative passage. Not all narrative passages will have quotation marks. Good luck, and thank you for watching!
Hey Zendy, how did you do on your 2nd attempt back in November? I'm going to take it in Feb 2019 ...
Thank you so much! English is not my first language but so far, I’m learning a lot just by watching your videos. ❤️❤️❤️
I'm taking my TEAS exam very soon and your videos are so helpful. Thank you!
That's wonderful to hear! Be sure to read the questions first so you don't run out of time. Good luck to you!
I wish you were my teacher when I was in middle school. You are so kind to share your knowledge with us.
Thank you
I am a second language learner and I need to take the TEAS. Your videos are such helpful! I'll finish watching them all, thank you!!
In all honesty, I created these videos for second language learners. In addition, there are many students whose first language is English, but they might have been out of school for several years, or they might just learn differently. I think all students should have a change to succeed, and I wish you good luck.!
Thank you so much, professor! looking forward to more videos.
Thank YOU, and I will be soon posting new videos! I wish you the best!
thank you so much!!!!! very helpful for Ati teas 6 !!
I just finished all your videos for TEAS. English is not my primary language, so these are really helpful and give me confidence to take the test. I really appreciated. 😁👍
I wished I watch your videos when I did my first teas exam… would have saved me money 😂
You’re so good!! I’m preparing for my teas 2nd attempt, I am hoping to pass this time. Your videos are clarifying the areas I missed in reading!!!
Did you pass?
Did u pass?
@Xamexz did you manage to pass??
Always great to hear from you again! Great video!!
Thank you for these videos! I really hope that this time; I pass everything with a high score. This second attempt 70% in this section after watching these. However, there are reading questions on there asking what is this passage about and few other different ones.
You are incredible. Your teaching is very simple and very easy to understand. Thanks a lot!!
Thank you...that is very sweet of you to say! Good luck!!
Thank you so much for sharing this amazing videos with us, they are so informative and much easier to understand. “You are the Best “
thank you so much!! love your classes.
God will bless u Professor for helping people like me in Reading... Your videos is so helpful and understanding and I'm pretty sure I will pass my TEAS especially the Reading section because of you... So far u are the best tutor i have seen on TH-cam for the Reading section... Keep it up and I will recommend your TH-cam channel to my friends
Thank you for such sweet remarks! Good luck to you. Remember to read the question first and to manage your time!!
Everyday I’m watching your videos I’m growing excited to take the exam. It will be my first and plan on it being my final lol. Then I do 30 to 45 mins of extra practice on IXL. Thanks Professor
Good luck to you!!
I just started my Teas studying and I feel smart and confident already. Starting my fourth video now and I don't want to stop.
That's great! Good luck to you!
Thank you.
first time watching your videos , thank you very much . very simple and understandable I hope I retain all this information
I failed the english part of the teas twice and watching your videos makes me confident I'll pass when I take the test again.
I wish you the best!
Thank you so much for sharing this. I can read but this section is by far my weakness on the TEASE. I wish I had more time to watch more of your videos, but I test my first time on Thursday which is October 3rd. If for some reason I do not pass or just want a higher score I will most definitely be coming back to see you! Again thanks this info is so helpful!
Good luck, Amanda! The most important thing to remember about the Reading section tomorrow when you take the TEAS is READ THE QUESTION 1ST! And MANAGE YOUR TIME! You have one minute per question, and you can miss 10 and still pass! DON'T LEAVE ANY QUESTIONS BLANK! And if you do not pass, please know that it will not be because of lack of preparation or intelligence, it will be because this test IS challenging - which is why I wanted to share what I know about the TEAS. Please let me know how you do tomorrow!
Thank you so very much. I just worked a 12 hour shift at the hospital so I didn't get to review today, but its okay. I'm going to get a good nights rest and wake up thinking positive. I will let you know how it goes! Again thanks for your help a nd sharing your brain with us all. I test at noon tomorrow!
Good luck!
@@amandadrummond9815 did you pass
you are so good professor ! I take my teas in a week and your vedios are helpful
Good luck to you! Just remember: Read the questions FIRST, and manage your time!!
You are awesome! Thank you for these videos
Professor you are the best , thank you so much 🥰
Thank you; that is very sweet of you!
Thank you for the tips and tricks. It is really helpful!!
I will watch all your videos. Taking the TEAS very soon. Thank you
Good luck to you, Erika. It will be helpful to take notes while watching.
@@carolynmcallister1496 I am as I'm watching the videos. Thanks
God bless you. Thank you so much
Very helpful, thank you professor.
I am learning so much from this chapter i am so grateful
That is wonderful!
love the examples!!!
Do these apply to the new teas 7?
Awesome vedio
Wow everyone was right! Your vids are incredibly helpful!! Thank you!!!
Thank you! Good luck to you!!
omg, this was a great video. Thanks
YOU ARE SO HELPFUL. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
You are very welcome!! Good luck to you!!!
I think I've asked you this already but will you be making new videos involving the TEAS 7. All your TEAS 6 videos have been helpful either way. Just want to make sure I'm studying the right material. Thank you again for taking the time to make these videos.
These videos do help prepare students for the TEAS 7; however, I am going to soon record more videos. Good luck to you!!!
Thanks for your videos.
Thank you for these videos! I'm curious however, how will we know if the answer choice is "descriptive"?
If I were taking the TEAS, I would NEVER select "descriptive." If you think a passage is descriptive, it will most likely be expository. Good luck to you!
@@carolynmcallister1496 Thank you!!!
Awesome videos!! Do you have any videos on Technical Passages or Descriptive Passages? Thanks! I can’t find any.
If you think a passage is either technical or descriptive, choose "Expository." :)
@@carolynmcallister1496 ok great! Thanks!
Amazing thank you so much! Please do more!
Hi, Alyssa! Thank you for the positive feedback. My goal is to release at least two videos per week, plus I'm taping Study Skills Strategies on Sundays. You can subscribe to avoid missing my future videos. Thanks again, and good luck!
Thanks a lot for the examples. Can you please make more videos on these Professor?
Good Morning Mrs. Carolyn McAllister, My name is Nancy , I took the Ati Teas 7 ,and I did not pass the first Teas test going to take again i need more help on the reading on logical conclusions and summaries
It is not uncommon for students to have to take the TEAS more than once, but I'm sorry you didn't pass. What I recommend is that you watch the videos again and take notes. Also, be sure to manage your time when you test. So read the question first, quickly review the possible answers, and then skim the passage for the possible answer. Do not spend more than approximately one minute per question. If after a minute you still aren't sure, then GUESS and move on. You don't want to leave any questions blank, but you don't want to run out of time. You can miss about 11 questions on the Reading portion and still earn a 70%. I hope this helps, and good luck to you!
So would newspapers and biography’s be considered secondary sources? I’m so glad I found your channel! I’m taking my teas on Saturday😅😳
Yes because they are neither one the original source. Good luck!!
When given an expository passage about a person, in particular, is the answer for where you would find the passage still encyclopedia, or would it be bibliography?
Encyclopedia. Trust me! :)
Thank you so much. I was wondering if there are descriptive passage on the teas? Thank youthankmyoi
Although I cannot say for sure, I do not think there are descriptive passages on the TEAS. I know that I would NOT choose that as an answer!
Sometimes the passage are long how do you skim without grasping first?
Be sure to always read the question first so that you will know what you are looking for. Also, look at the title; that might provide a clue. Lastly, try to figure out the answer, but don't spend too much time -instead you should guess. You have to be sure you do not run out time. Also, many schools accept a Total Score of 70. You can miss approximately 10 TEAS questions and still score 70. Good luck to you!
The examples you are giving are similar to the ones in the New Generation accuplacer test?
This is my first time watching your videos. Thank you for helping.
The ELU section will work for the grammar, but I don't think my Reading strategies will work. You can access free practice tests for the accuplacer at: www.accuplacerpracticetest.com.
Thank you so much
I always get the questions wrong that give cooking directions. Then ask “when it’s the best time to add blah blah blah” any recommendations?
I hate those and the maps! I hate the whole test!!!😂
Hello Professor McAllister, I was looking for the passage and what is definitive passage would be?
I am pretty sure that there is "definitive" passage on the TEAS. If you think something is "definitive," it is most likely "expository." :)
@@carolynmcallister1496 Thank you very much! What about descriptive passage?
@@mirkim00 Expository
If the passage contains "qoutation marks" but also numbers, i have noticed in my TEAS study guide it is also expository, but i get thrown because of quotes thinking it is a narrative passage. I take it the test favors expository and encyclopedia for answers?
Trust me on this, please!! Quotation marks = Narrative. Trust me!! :)
I have a question. :) for the Expository, i thought it's a textbook/encyclopedia. so, its encyclopedia not textbook?
An example of expository could be textbook because it is fact-based but let's say u get a question that asked where can you find this type of passage the answer would be Encyclopedia hope that helps and sorry about u not being able to get a reply on this for a long time now.
Thank you so much for these videos! I am taking my TEAS in a month and this is great review. I noticed that "descriptive" is an option for most of your example multiple choice questions but you never go over a "descriptive" passage. Is that not something we should worry about? Descriptive feels like another word for expository. Thanks!!!
Whenever you think the answer would be technical, choose expository. Always. Good luck!
Prof. i am confuse between technical and expository passage. i can't recognize between them because i think their purposes are to inform us. is there any tips for that?
I honestly think if you are asked this question, and if think that the answer is technical or expository, I'm pretty sure that the answer will be expository.
Minoo M technical passages are mostly directions or recipes
Some student will read it .
Me : yes I should read ,you are right.
Her: don't do that 🤣🤣
:-)
So if I see any numbers. Automatically Expository?
MOST of the time! :)
Carolyn McAllister thanks for this quick reply!!
Thank you for doing this video. Extremely helpful. I just want to ask how to really determine an opinion? It seems I always get stuck on it. What are your tips? Thanks.
ANY word that indicates an opinion, like 'should,' 'best,' 'should not'
The best!!!
I failed the reading 3 times and I'm taking it again on mon. I'm hoping this sticks in my head🤞
Good luck on Monday! Did you take notes as you watched the videos?
Yes I did and im also using the techniques in test questions
For your second attempt,how was the reading?
The exam is totally different ?
Will the options only be narrative, persuasive, and expository? What about descriptive or any other passage types? Thanks in advance.
You might (probably) have other options from which to choose; however, the correct answer will be one of those three!! Do not select descriptive. Good luck!
great tips
Professor, could you please give hints to find out the sequence type passage like a narrative passage?
question 2 has me a little confused, can you explain why THE PASSAGE COULD NOT BE FOUND in an ART HISTORY BOOK? couldn't this passage be in an art book about Mickey Mouse?
Because that would not be one of the options for the answer on the TEAS. :)
dc _ types : descriptive/expository, persuasive/argumentative, analysis/abstract
To my knowledge, there are no descriptive, argumentative, analysis, or abstract questions on the TEAS.
Hi Carolyn! Are you able to make a video explaining technical passages? I love how easily you explain this topic. Thank You
If you think a passage is technical, choose expository. :)
@@carolynmcallister1496 Thank You! I’ll try this for the practice tests I’m taking.
Would descriptive be on the exam too? Or would that be a type of expository?
Although I cannot be 100% certain, I think only expository (not descriptive) will be included.
I took the teas few hours ago , and I had these on my test, but the things she said about the summary and main point were not the case in the teas
So did you pass the TEAS?
@@carolynmcallister1496 yes I did
@@linachuodier6154 That's wonderful! Congratulations! Did you use any of my other strategies and find that they were helpful!
I know you said expository is always found in encyclopedia, but why is textbook also a choice? I thought they can be found in textbooks as well?
In real life, text books do contain expository information. On the TEAS, you should always select "expository." The TEAS is tricky, so I hope you will trust me. Good luck!
Amazing videos! do you have any video explaining how to give a title to a reading. For example, they give you the passage and I have to assign a tittle.
I will talk about that in an upcoming video.
I am also learning about technical passages. Are these the same as expository?
YES! If you think a passage might be technical, choose EXPOSITORY! Good luck to you!
@@carolynmcallister1496 great thanks!!!
Hello, what is the difference between a descriptive passage and a expository passage?
I believe that if you are trying to decide whether a passage is either descriptive or expository, always choose expository!
i love her
Is Encyclopedia secondary or tertiary source?
Secondary
Hello, now what about Technical passages that have numbers too? Those passages are confusing.
I would never choose technical as a an answer. If you think it's technical, select expository!
Please what is the mode of a recipe passage? Is it narrative or persuasive? I'm confused ma
In my opinion, a recipe would be considered "expository" on the actual TEAS. That could very well be different from what you see in study guides, but please trust me on this. Good luck!
Is it always encyclopedia in expository?
YES!! 100% of the time. :) Thank you for watching my videos!
professor can you please make a video about author’s tone? Thank you so much for making these videos they are helping me a lot
I will be making a video about author's tone very soon! I am so glad you are finding the videos helpful!
I have a question: Is the descriptive choice never the answer?
I would never select it.
what about the fourth one descriptive?
Never choose descriptive on the TEAS ;)
Than you
You're welcome! I wish you the best!
Does this apply to Kaplan nursing exam?
I wouldn't think so because the TEAS seems to be much trickier (not difficult - but trickier) than other exams. However, I would still recommend always reading the questions first and managing your time. Good luck!
Thank you :)
Hi professor, I want to know when a passage can be chronological.
Chronological refers to information presented in the order (dates) when it occurred. For example, a chronological passage about a student might look like this: "...born in 1990, moved to Texas, in 1995, graduated from high school in 2009, and then moved to Europe in 2010 to study abroad."
Your teachings are very helpful . Could you please send me some tips for GED reading comprehension passage
Unfortunately, I am not familiar with the GED exam. Do NOT use my reading tips here for the exam, however! These are only for the TEAS. (But you can use the English & Language videos). I recommend that you search 'GED Reading Practice Tests." Good luck to you.
IS ENCYLEPEDIA PRIMARY OR SECONDARY? IM STUMPED . THX
It is secondary because it's not the original source, such as photographs. Good luck to you!
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so descriptive isn’t considered a category ?
It will appear on the TEAS, but if you think a passage is descriptive, choose EXPOSITORY!
Do you have examples of topic main idea i know u have a video but no examples
Please view this video: th-cam.com/video/jfpIPLPpdBc/w-d-xo.html
Hi prof I took the yeast and did not pass I learned a lot from this video now I take the test again in February 2019 do u have any videos about the English part of the teas please let me know I have a few weeks to study thank you so much
Hi,thank you so much for those videos.they are very helpful. Can you make a video about word context in a sentence please?
Will do soon! Thank you for watching!
Thanks
Hi Professor McAllister, I am still waiting thanks.
Hi, I am recording videos now...and will be posting them soon. I took a break during the holidays!
@@carolynmcallister1496 thanks
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