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Rowena Andrada January 11, 2019 5 min read 938 views

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schedule, strategy, and support groups. Even if self-review is your
choice, you can succeed in your journey in your first take!

This is based on my experience, and I sincerely hope this LET self-

review guide boosts your confidence in becoming a professional
teacher.

Why did I decide to do a self-review? The main reason for that was TIME. I had a
full-time job from Mondays to Fridays with a shift of 5 AM until 2 PM everyday. I was
too exhausted to attend review centers every weekend. Even if I did it, I wasn’t
certain if I could absorb all the ideas.

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Obviously, it wasn’t a smart choice since I wasn’t a BSED graduate. I completed 18,
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instead of 36, units of education in April 2014 and decided to take it in August of
same year. There were only 3-4 months left to review.
 Right after completing the subjects, I decided to gather all my thoughts, organize
my materials, and research on how to go about in my chosen path of reviewing on
my own. I must admit I got anxious on the results, especially after the exam, and
doubted if I could pass it or not.

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First tip to pass LET: Set a clear schedule for self-

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1. Allot 2-3 hours for studying alone. Morning, afternoon, or evening does not even
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matter as long as it is the best time for you. Now, you have to be consistent in your
 daily routine. For your other free time, you can spend it browsing online questions or
attending group reviews.

Sample schedule: 5AM – 7AM (if you have a 10AM shift); 4PM-7PM (if your shift
ends at 2PM – this was my schedule); 8PM-11PM (best for 5PM end of shift)
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2. Divide your review phases in three stages: general education, professional
education, and combination of two subjects.

For instance, you have three months to review. First month will be dedicated for
general education subjects, second month will be for professional education, and
the last month will be a combination of the two subjects.

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Additional Information: The third phase may be used for majorship. This is applicable
for secondary teachers. 

MWF: English, Filipino, and Sciences/ Teaching Profession, Social Dimensions of

Education, Principles of Teaching
TTH: Mathematics, and Social Sciences/ Facilitating Learning, Assessment, and
Developmental Reading

Don’t forget the checklist of the subjects covered. Click here to get an overview of
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the subjects.
 3. Set your weekend as time to answer questions. Taking the board exam is not just
about memorizing the information, but more on applying test and critical thinking
skills. In your last phase of the review, spend more time answering questions from
reviewers, or online quizzes. Don’t stop until you get a perfect score for the exam.

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questions, 15-30 minutes for every 50 questions, 30-60 minutes for every 100
questions, 45 minutes to 75 minutes for every 150 questions.

4. Relax when needed. There will be moments of feeling down. When you encounter
these situations, pause and take a break. Watch a movie and be inspired.

Actual answer sheets I used for practicing

Second tip to pass LET: Decide on a Smart Strategy

for Self-Review
SMART pertains to Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-oriented.
As an educator, you know this acronym very well. Why don’t you apply this in your
self-review? What strategies did I use during my time of self-review? 
 1. Gather all possible references. We are fortunate enough to have our online
resources but not all of them are reliable. What I did was to gather various online
and printed resources for my review. The more, the merrier. You can ask your friends
who passed LET to borrow some of their materials. There are trusted review centers
who sell their materials although you’re not enrolled in their center. Don’t forget
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National Bookstore too.
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2. Write as many notes as possible. Just like what we advise our students, writing
notes helps us retain information instead of just listening to teachers. To pass LET,
we need to keep journals and notes of what we have. You can put them on your wall
and look at them from time to time.

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3. Be creative in preparing materials. Be creative as possible. If you are fond of

using cards, use cards. It totally depends on you.

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Some of my notes I used for reviewing.

Be creative!

Third tip to pass LET: Find a Support Group

When one brain can do a lot, I cannot imagine how much we can achieve with two or
more. Honestly, I assume that one of the reasons why others choose to enroll in a
review center is to find a community for support in any possible way.

This is probably one of the most important tips anyone can have. In my case, I
basically had three support groups.

1. Online support groups are free and available anytime. You can find many groups
online that post questions on a daily basis. You are stuck in a traffic jam? Then open
your Facebook and answer questions. Are you anxious about the review? Share your
thoughts and they are willing to help you.

**You may join our Clopified group and post your own questions too. Click here. 
**Answer FREE ONLINE REVIEWERS on our website.

I. LET Reviewer Professional Education – 25 questions – Click here.

II. LET Reviewer Professional Education – 50 questions – Click here.

III. LET Reviewer Professional Education – 75 questions – Click here. 

 IV. LET Reviewer Professional Education – 100 questions – Click here.

V. LET Reviewer Professional Education – 150 questions – Click here.

2. Enroll in a final coaching session. I enrolled for a final coaching session for the
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reason that I wanted to hear insights of others. It’s a good tip but you can skip this
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one especially if you don’t have much time anymore. They will basically give you tips
that I can write on a separate blog post. Most of the tips I heard from the final
coaching were the same I saw online.

Read: LET Review Center Options for final coaching sessions

3. Set a date with your previous classmates or friends. Sure, the best way to do it is
to chat your friends and set up a review. I did it once and we tried to share one
question each. It was fun, and a good way to relax from all the stress.

The tips shared above are applicable not only to people who chose self-review but
for every LET taker. The review centers are there to help you but the best help you
can get is from yourself.

What are you waiting for?

Set a schedule that is convenient to your current

situation.
Decide on a smart strategy on how to go over the
topics of the exam.
Find a support group, be it online or offline, as long
as your purpose is the same.

Remember that we only have one goal and that is to pass LET and be a
professional teacher.

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Other Reminders:

Deadline of Filing: February 8, 2019 (Click here for the application process)
LET Exam Schedule: March 24, 2019

PRACTICE. PRACTICE. PRACTICE.

I. LET Reviewer Professional Education – 25 questions – Click here.

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II. LET Reviewer Professional Education – 50 questions – Click here.
 III. LET Reviewer Professional Education – 75 questions – Click here.

IV. LET Reviewer Professional Education – 100 questions – Click here.

V. LET Reviewer Professional Education – 150 questions – Click here.

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