Not sure about the rest of the country, but in California the exam is administered by PSI. Hadn’t spotted it before, but on their home page, PSI offers a helpful tutorial (link on the bottom right)–it’s more-or-less the same material that comes up when you first sit down in your cubicle to take the test. [...]
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From my gmail inbox: Hi, I’ve been reading your blog while studying for the LCSW written exam and wanted to first of all say that I appreciate all the useful information, resources, and reading about your trials and tribulations.I’ve been using the AATBS TestMaster as one way to prepare and was wondering if you [...] So here’s what it was like. What I did. Maybe helpful, maybe not. Took a few days off prior to exam day to make sure I knew stuff. Took the AATBS exam #5 in one sit-down, as suggested. Scored 76%–kind of iffy, right on the border. Good enough not to cancel, [...] Relief! One down, one to go. Just finished my 800th online test question (that’s four of the five AATBS exams). Doing okay–not as well as I’d like–not yet test-ready. [Sigh.] On some questions, seems it’s all too easy to get dragged into answers by personal experience–especially work experience. As they say often, that’s not how you’re supposed to do it. Think textbook. [...] Re: the keyboard pictured in the previous post. It’s nice, it’s got pretty colors, it seems helpful. Here’s what they say: Don’t use it. Don’t waste time figuring it out. Go with what you know. Go with what you practiced with. Use the mouse. Finally went on psiexams.com to see how the sign-up process works here (I’m about a month from taking the exam, give or take). The scoop: You can book an exam up to a day in advance (though it’s first come first serve). Cancellations have to happen 2 days in advance. Tests are available every couple of [...] There’s a good post-test summary from a fellow exam-prep blogger here. Passed and passing the wisdom along. One tip for the 21st century: Seems they take your picture when you arrive at the testing center (at least in CA they do). That picture stares at you from your computer screen for the duration of the test. [...] |
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