Peterson's Practice Tests for the Praxis I* Exam

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The Praxis I exam is required for entrance into many teacher education programs and is also given to prospective public school teachers as a licensing exam. Are you ready to do well on this important test? The best way to target your study time is to figure out your strengths and weaknesses.

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