Tea act reading comprehension Videos

+Brooke Simms You're welcome! Be sure to check out our other TEAS study materials at www.teassecrets.com!

+Jonatan Diaz i have yet to find the humor in her words.

+Mometrix Test Preparation so which book is recommended to study from?

+Christopher Thomas Don't give up, this is often a hard concept to conquer. Just keep practicing and looking at examples and you will get it. Be sue to check out our study materials for the TEAS on our website also. We wish you the best of luck!

Thank you very much

+Roya Mehrabi In addition to the study materials available on our website, be sure to watch all of the Reading and English TEAS videos on the Mometrix Academy youtube channel. We wish you best of luck on your exam.

I will check it out. Yesterday I ordered Memotrix TEAS V secrets and in the futur I will order more study materials from Memotrix publication. Thanks a lot

+Roya MehrabiWe're glad the video was helpful! Be sure to check out our website for our other TEAS study materials!

+Erica Griffin We often get questions regarding a student’s particular situation, and whether our product will help them or not. While we can’t know the exact details of everyone’s situation, we have often been amazed at how effective our products are in a variety of situations. There is no better time to start studying than now. Some students can study for a short time period and do well on their exam, while others need more time to prepare. We believe that the more you study the more confident and knowledgeable you will be on test day, which will result in higher scores. No matter how far away the test day is, there is no substitute for being well prepared!

+jimmy nguyen I passed! Thanks!!

No dont give up, you can do it

+Joe LThe actual test isn't as hard or as poorly done as the test prep book, ironically. I scored in the top 1%  with about...maybe 10 hours of studying the week before.

+Dennis LePorte Did you take it? Was it like he said?

Well that sort of blows ! LOL. The reading test as I may of mentioned is the only part I have to take. 48 questions in 58 minutes. Not much room for screwing up!

+Dennis LePorte Thats because the reading section of the test is full of terrible, subjective and imprecise questions. I have a degree in English and I still only get in the mid 80's on that part of the practice tests. Often for the worst possible reasons. I honestly think I know too much and thats tripping me up. One of the example questions asks you to draw a "Logical" conclusion based on a excerpt for a clearly biased article about alien abductions. One of the answers was "This magazine is saying this happened, but because we know there's no evidence of UFO abductions, there is probably a more mundane answer." While another answer was "Aliens are abducting people". Which is the logical answer? According to the book, it's the second one. The one where you throw all prior knowledge and logic out the window and blindly follow what the article says. Worse yet, they do the exact same question AGAIN directly under that one, where they ask you to make a logical conclusion and then throw all logic out the window. And if that was just 2 questions out of a 100, it wouldn't be so bad, but there's only 40 odd questions here. 2 points is 5%.

Thank you ! I'll definitely investigate it!

+Dennis LePorte ATI does sell two online practice tests, form A and B. I am not sure how much they cost individually, but they helped me tremendously in terms of gauging my weak points; once you've completed the test, you are provided with an itemized list of the categories/concept areas of questions that you missed, which makes for easy, targeted studying! The ATI practice tests were also a very accurate indicator of how I would score on the actual TEAS examination! Best of luck to you!

I haven't taken the TEAS yet. probably within next two months. you can only study the reading for so long before it gets redundant. it's the only part of the test I have to take. but I don't know if that's a good thing or bad thing.

This is so great! Congrats on all of your hard work paying off, Jazmyn! :-)

Thanks so much for this sweet comment! Best of luck to you! :-)

+Katrina Ducree Great! Just study that book and do practice problems and you are set to go :)

+RegisteredNurseRN thank you and I have the ati test book

+Katrina Ducree You're very welcome! I wish you the best on the exam in July :) You will do great!

+Carla Hinton Thank you so much for your comment, Carla! I wish you the absolute best on the exam and I think you are going to do awesome, especially if you have been studying since January. I would take the online practice tests and see how you do and then brush up on the areas you are weak. Then retake them again to see how you improved. Go into thinking positive and knowing you have done everything to prepare. Please let me know how it goes :)

+dollface919209 I'm not 100% sure, but the test hasn't been updated in a couple of years...so they are probably changing certain test areas to concentrate on new concepts. I would email them and ask. Here is their contact info: https://atitesting.com/About/CanWeHelpYou.aspxI wish you the best on the exam :)

Thanks. I will see if this helps,. :D

+Faith Great question! Does your teacher upload powerpoints so you can print them before class? If so, prior to class (so on Mondays and Wednesdays...since your class is Tuesdays and Thursdays) I would skim the sections that are covered in the powerpoints and just read those areas the day before class. It is impossible to read a whole chapter word-by-word and understand it (the brain can only process so much material). If your teacher doesn't upload powerpoints, I would skim the chapter and pay attention to the objectives (which is listed at the being of the chapter) and read those sections. Then at the end read the chapter summary. Also, pay attention to charts and diagrams. Try skim the chapter prior to class so you know what the teacher is talking about in class and this will help with note taking (because you will know what is important to write down since you have already reviewed it). I hope that helps :)

+Kidblinks You're very welcome. Thanks for your comment!

+Nurse CW Thanks so much for your comment, Nurse CW. That was an awesome score! Congrats! You'll be working as a nurse before you know it. I wish you the very best of blessings in nursing school.

This is a GREAT explanation of comprehension. Do you have other comprehension that you can email to me? Thanks!

best explanation ever

thanks for the help

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+ashley Wishing you all the best!

Marvellous! Keep practicing and your results will improve.

The best person to answer your query would be the teacher who marked your paper. Often, students find the right information from the passage, but don't answer TO the question. I talk about this in my podcast //bit.ly/1bxLshH.

Thank you. I hope you found this video useful.

Thank you for watching! Please share this video with anyone who needs help with comprehensions.