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March 2013 LET Review Registration Extended!

by mo/am A “No one has ever become poor by giving.” – Anne Frank We’ve over-registered LET reviewees on our supposed last day for enrollment on December 1, 2012.  We’re over a dozen enrollees in excess of seating capacity at MindGym.  But today, I still continued to receive emails, texts, and FB messages inquiring about [...]

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My LET Story: On Winning the LET Battle

by Joanne A. Mejia* 2012 March, Top 10 LET Secondary (English) “The general who wins the battle makes many calculations in his temple before the battle is fought. The general who loses makes but few calculations beforehand.”- Sun Tzu Of around twenty-eight thousand examinees who took the Licensure Examinations for Teachers (Secondary), what were my [...]

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How to Cram and Succeed in LET (or any other test)

Post by Coach Alice Do you work best under pressure? Does the primacy-recency effect work for you? Is now the only time you have to review for the licensure examination for teachers (LET) or an exam you’ll be taking soon? Are you ready to commit for LET success or to pass a test? As a [...]

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Fact: Only 23 out of 100 pass the Licensure Examination for Teachers …So discover early how to do it right and make it this September 30

Are you one of the thousands of education graduates taking the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) this September 30?  If you are, read on and know early the context of the LET that you are about to take.  This would surely give you the right perspective to begin your LET preparation. So many education graduates [...]

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Free Delivery of MindGym LET Reviewer Book Ends Soon!

Better three hours too soon than a minute too late. – William Shakespeare, Henry VI, Part II What are you waiting for teacher-to-be? Are you looking for a job to be able to pay tuition for live coaching sessions in a review center, since you are too shy to ask your parents to pay? Or, [...]

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Free Sample LET Items through MindGym’s Free Diagnostic Drills

“Smart Practice Makes Perfect” is one key to topping the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET).  This is MindGym alumni Ice Alcantara, Top 5, September 2010 advice to LET takers, as shared in MindGym’s LET Reviewer LETers’ Choice. It’s six months to go before the September 30 LET, just enough time to exercise your minds, dig [...]

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Claim victory but remain teachable says Peej Caguin-del Rosario, Top 10 September 2011 LET

The person who makes success of living is the one who see his goal steadily and aims for it unswervingly. That is dedication. —Cecil B. DeMille Being a mom, an employee, and a LET reviewee all at one time is not easy. Juggling one’s time becomes even more challenging when one has to be a [...]

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No “what ifs”and “if onlys” for Dy-an Angco, Top 6 September 2011 LET

First and last LET. One and only LET. The time is NOW. These statements marked Dorothy Anne Angco‘s resolve to pass the LET and target for a top rank. From the very start, when Dy-an took the diagnostic test at MindGym, I had the feeling that she would be one of our topnotcher bets for [...]

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Few slots left for March 2012 Intensive Coaching for LET

You have only 82 days left before the March 11, 2012 LET date. Give yourself a bigger chance of passing or even topping the LET by preparing early: Retrieve your books, notes, reviewers, and other references. Start planning your review schedule this Christmas season. If you haven’t yet registered at PRC, it’s time you go [...]

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March 2012 LET Review – Sample LET Items in Majorship: SPED (Day 18)

1. Which among the following is a mood disorder? A. Bipolar disorder B. Obsessive/compulsive disorder C. Phobias D. Selective mutism 2. It is the placement of a disabled child who is enrolled in a special class, in a regular school, where a student could participate in some activities with nondisabled peers. A. Normalization B. Mainstreaming [...]

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