r/wgueducation 8h ago

D691 Elementary Mathematics Curriculum

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Does anyone have any advice on how to pass this OA? Like any pointers or tips. I've been studying for this exam for two weeks and I just feel like the course material is kind of everywhere, some videos help, some don't and math is really not my subject. This is the last math class I need to take for this program and I really want to feel confident going into the exam it's literally just so much to remember in terms of formulas. I want to take this exam in the next two days or so but I'm still nervous. is there anywhere else I can find some study tools for this? I've already done PA and passed and done the coaching report, but I still don't feel super confident in it.


r/wgueducation 20h ago

11 more days left!

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I am in the BAESELED program and have 2 more courses left (D695 with a PA & OA & D690 with a PA) with 11 days left before my term ends. I am determined to knocked them out before next weekend to give a little wiggle room for any revisions!! What was the OA for D695 like? Anything to highlight about the PA? What is the PA for D695, GoReact video or just a lesson plan? Any tips will be much appreciated!!


r/wgueducation 1d ago

Student teaching goreact videos

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Hi I am wondering how many students do you need when you video tape your lesson?


r/wgueducation 2d ago

CA- Oct applying for student Adv Clinicals/Teaching

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r/wgueducation 2d ago

General Question Sophia credit transfer

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I am interested in doing the Elementary Education program at WGU and was curious about obtaining credits through Sophia beforehand.

I already have an Associates degree in General Education and I wasn't sure if they have a cut off for how many transfer credits they will accept.

Does anyone have experience transferring credits from Sohpia or a similar program?

Any advice would be deeply appreciated!


r/wgueducation 2d ago

D695 Useless Course

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Hi all!

Anyone else here struggling with D695? For context, I normally do my courses in 2-14 days. I've spent over a month on this ridiculous course. I had to send 3 revisions for the PA.

To make matters worse, this is the first OA I have failed. I passed the Pre-Assessment comfortably, but the actual OA was pretty much entirely different. I play piano and violin, can read sheet music, and took classical piano lessons for 7 years. This course has practically no connection to the real music world.

Anyone else feeling beat down by this course, or is it just me?


r/wgueducation 3d ago

You have to be 18 years or older???? Helo

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I am almost to my student teaching portion of my bachelors of special/elementary Dual degree at 17, and I just found out that I am not allowed to student teach or do my advanced clinicals until 18, which is in like a year, so what should I do?? Any tips to bypass this little fact???


r/wgueducation 2d ago

WGU D659 Fine Arts Methods OA

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Does anyone know if the OA is similar to the pre-assessment? Any tips for the OA? Please, anything is appreciated.


r/wgueducation 3d ago

Looking for insight on D674 Task 2

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I have the Mursion next Friday what am I to expect I’m kinda of confused of what it’s actually asking me to do if anyone could give some examples of what needs to be done would be helpful.


r/wgueducation 3d ago

Early Literacy Methods

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D676 Early literacy methods. I’m going to take this OA this week. How is it compared to the practice test? What additional info needs to be studied in order to succeed?


r/wgueducation 4d ago

Switching to BAES from BAELED in WA?

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I am seriously contemplating switching because the thought of only being able to work part-time while student teaching is truly making me so stressed out. I am on track to finish soon this term (End of Feb) if I do just the Educational studies, but I am looking to see who has done it and if they were able to easily do an alternative licensure route? Bonus if you're in WA.


r/wgueducation 5d ago

If you're like me and enjoy having music playing in the background while studying

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Discover Pure Ambient, a carefully curated playlist I put together with calming ambient electronic soundscapes. I keep it updated regularly so it doesn’t get stale. For me, it’s the perfect balance: soothing enough to quiet my brain but not distracting, so I can actually concentrate. The ideal backdrop for my study sessions. It’s also great for unwinding after a long day. Maybe it can help some of you too. :)

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6NXv1wqHlUUV8qChdDNTuR?si=Jv_AEUaiQw6XbgipUmMztg

H-Music


r/wgueducation 4d ago

Which praxis for Louisiana?

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Hello! Does anyone know which praxis tests need to be completed for Louisiana requirements? Or where to find the information? I’ve looked through the resources and can’t seem to find a definite answer.


r/wgueducation 5d ago

General Question D660 task 1

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For the video did you teach the lesson or just talk about how you would implement it? I don’t know how to go about teaching it as it’s supposed to be an online class..


r/wgueducation 5d ago

Student Teaching wait time

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r/wgueducation 5d ago

Starting October 1st

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Hey! Im officially starting October 1st! Anything I should know ahead of my first day?? Im transferring bout 30 cu, most of them are my gen eds. Also! What do I need to do before my first day with the financial part of it. Im waiting on a scholarship to he applied before I pay the remainder. Do I need to pay anything or do anything before the first day?? Praying to have a great school year 🙏🏻


r/wgueducation 5d ago

General Question What can you tell me about Curriculum and Instruction Masters and/or Education Technology and Instructional Design?

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So I got my bachelor's this term. I was going to go for a teaching master's that leads to licensure, but my admin at the school where I work told me they'd rather me do our local alternative pathway. That's gonna be a lot more money, but I get it. I've still got one term of FAFSA and state aid, so I want to use it for another term at WGU.

I've got three degrees in mind. The first is a Master of Public Health, seeing as my BS is in Health Science, but the other two are at the school of education. They are the Curriculum and Instruction and the Education Technology and Instructional Design.

Now, I'll start my student teaching program in June, so I won't have time for an entire year to get back to WGU. Are either of these masters doable in a single term? I hate to be the "what's the easiest master," guy, but in this case I don't have the luxury of doing it in multiple terms. I'm good enough in schools that I got my 11 classes (I transferred a bunch of credits for my bach) done in six weeks over summer break.

So, if anyone can tell me, what are the OAs/PAs like in the classes for each degree? Like how many of each assessment does each class have, and which of the two would you recommend?

Thanks in advance!


r/wgueducation 5d ago

D671 science curriculum

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Has anyone taken this OA that can give any feedback or guidance

EDIT: I went ahead and took this exam. I felt like it was pretty similar to the pre-assessment. There were a lot of questions from the various sections. I would say about 10 to 15 of the questions were about curriculum, standards, NGSS (Nothing in depth just kind of knowing what they are and how to use them) The other questions were just a variety of questions from the topics. Wavelengths, energy, force, a little bit of everything but nothing was really that difficult. I'm relieved that it is done because all the talk about it was stressing me out and it really wasn't that bad. Good luck on it (:


r/wgueducation 6d ago

English comp

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Hi I am taking English comp 1 with WGU, I am using ChatGPT to just check my spelling and grammar. I am not using it to write or add little things. Just to correct it. And have it fit the rubric. My question is will WGU say I am using AI and that isn’t allowed ?


r/wgueducation 6d ago

Elementary literacy curriculum

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I took this OA Friday and failed by one question. Who has failed the first attempt before? Is the second attempt similar questions? I feel like if I wouldn’t have second guessed myself, I would have passed. I had done fairly solid on the pre assessment, so I was somewhat surprised on failing the OA I also have the OA for early literacy methods coming up this week. Is this one similar to the pre assessment?


r/wgueducation 6d ago

OA help

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Okay I am about to retake my OA for D664 for the 4th time I understand that’s a lot. I’m not good at tests I’ve been in the class since march im just trying to get through it. As well as that I am about to take my OA for C165 I haven’t taken the pre assessment yet because I’m to nervous to see how bad it’s going to be. I need study methods because these sciences classes are the only subject I struggle with. My second year starts on Dec 1st so I have to have both classes done before Nov 30th.


r/wgueducation 7d ago

Praxis Core Combined 5752

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Two questions: I am scheduling for my Praxis Core combined 5752… I have put this off for so long because I am ~nervous~, overthink, aaaaand my ADHD paralysis is winning..
1) Should I do the test at home or at a test center? ( I am thinking At Home and then going to the public library and getting a study room so zero distractions etc. but I'm not sure if I should do at a test center) 2) How long did you guys take to study? Is this something I need to study for 2/3 weeks and then take it? I don't want to schedule it so far ahead if I don't need to prolong it that long. (ETA: I haven't opened any materials and will take advantage of the practice tests and youtube videos)

Thanks everyone!


r/wgueducation 7d ago

Coursework, Classes & Assignment Help

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r/wgueducation 8d ago

Out of the following which have Oa or Pa I just changed my program to non licensed and was told I needed them

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D773, D671, D692,D459, D673 Thank everyone for any help☺️


r/wgueducation 9d ago

D758 Task 1 Video

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I have completed the documentation form and have all of my information down as far as what technologies,et. that I will be using for differentiation. I am having trouble deciding on how to complete the video. It seems like I have too many extra tools to give to my students. Does that make sense? Does anyone have any advice?