Nurse Cheung I want to say thank you for all your hard work. I passed my teas test and have been accepted to the nursing program! I’m so grateful for your sincere desire to help people like me as I was battling anxiety about retaking and failing again. Thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️
Hi ShelzMarchelleAlyce. Thank you for supporting Nurse Cheung 😊💜 I am glad to hear that you have passed your ATI TEAS and been accepted into the nursing program. It is my sincere desire to help people achieve their goals, and I am genuinely grateful that I could be a part of your success story. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! You are the reason why I continue to do what I do. 💜
@@SB-ul3mh It was not bad. Nurse Cheungs example questions are very similar to the style of questions on the Teas. It's just making sure you pace yourself because if you stay on a question too long, you will quickly lose time.
I want to thank you for your help. You are very much appreciated. I passed my teas on my first try and I am now accepted into nursing school LPN to RN. Thank you again.
Congratulations on passing your ATI TEAS on your first try and getting accepted into nursing school LPN to RN! That's such an incredible achievement and I'm so happy to hear that my videos were able to help you along the way. Thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to share your success story with me. Wishing you all the best in your nursing journey ahead!
I’m studying to take my TEAS and have had such anxiety about it! But after finding your videos I’m gaining more and more confidence. Thank you for your help! I found your videos to be the most organized, helpful and engaging TEAS videos on UA-cam.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that my videos have been helpful in your TEAS preparation and that you're gaining more confidence. Remember to take breaks and practice self-care, and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions or concerns. You got this!
That's fantastic to hear-congratulations on passing the TEAS! 🎉 I'm so glad that the videos were helpful for you. Your success is a testament to your dedication and hard work. Keep up the great work, and feel free to reach out if you need more resources or support. You're doing amazing! 🌟
Thank you for your comment and for watching my ATI TEAS videos! 😊 I'm glad that you've found the content helpful, especially in the reading and English sections of the exam. Four weeks is a good amount of time to prepare for the test, and I'm confident that with focused studying and practice, you'll be well-prepared for the exam. Remember to take breaks and practice self-care as needed to avoid burnout and fatigue. Stay organized and create a study plan that reflects your goals and priorities. Take advantage of all the resources available to you, including practice exams and study guides. Thanks again for watching my videos and for your kind words. I wish you the best of luck on your ATI TEAS test, and I'm rooting for you! 🍀🙌
Very helpful . I will be studying your videos to pass the ATI Teas 7 reading section. Reading is my worst subject, and you make it so easy to understand. Thank you 💪
Reading was one of my worst subjects too LovinnxCourtney33 😊 Especially when you have to read these very long paragraphs and passages. It also doesn't help that it is the first subject you test on when you take the ATI TEAS 😊💜 I am hopeful that my videos will be helpful in your studies. You got this!!
You're welcome! I'm glad to hear you're starting your studies. Remember to stay focused, take breaks when needed, and believe in yourself. I believe you can do it! Take your time to review the material, and don't forget to practice with some sample questions too. I'm rooting for you, and I'll be eagerly waiting for your update after the test. You've got this! 🌟💪 Good luck!
That's fantastic news! Congratulations on passing your TEAS with such great scores! 🎉 An overall 81 is impressive, and those individual scores - 97 in reading, 85 in math, 77 in science, and nearly 70 in English - are really something to be proud of. What's the next step for you now that you've aced the TEAS? Whatever it is, I'm sure you're going to do amazing things. Keep up the incredible work, and remember, you've got a bright future ahead in the healthcare field! 🌟📚👩⚕️👨⚕️💪
@@ashd5326 just practice doing the passages get use how large they can be. Takes time if your not a fast reader finding the main idea, topic, tone, and mood. Know about the appendix, glossary, index page etc got plenty questions on that
I want to say thank you for this video because the nursing school I want to attend needs a overall score of 77 for reading and language. You maks it very easy to understand. Once I take my test, I will update you ❤❤❤
That's awesome to hear the video was helpful for you! Aiming for that 77 in reading and language is a solid goal, and I'm glad the content made things clearer and more approachable for you. It's super exciting that you're on this path to nursing school. Definitely keep me updated on how your test goes - I'm rooting for you and can't wait to hear about your success! Sending you all the positive vibes for your exam. You're going to do great! ❤️📚👍
They will be coming out next week S G 😊💜 So stay tuned for those videos. I know its a lot of information that is being covered for the reading portion of the ATI TEAS but it will be worth it 💜
Welcome, bestie 😊💜 I hope my videos will be helpful in your studies. Many of my pre-healthcare followers have been able to pass their exam on the first try and I am sending positive passing vibes your way!.You got this!! 😊
I did the teas 7 already and I got a 70 but I keep changing answers. Your information is on point. I think they are some other tips and I tricks that I have leave while studying and taking the exam that I will share at a later day from the channel I used.
@@kingstonstreet3726 @Kingston Street any good resources that will help me study and prepare for reading and english. I watched so many videos but it didnt help at all. english is my second language and I just want to pass the reading. i am really stressed out because i cant find the right resources. for example to find the main idea. its so confusing me as it seems like all answers might be correct but you have to find the best answer!
Thank you for your feedback, Melissa. I am glad our video on main idea and topic was helpful to you. If there is anything else I can do to help clarify these concepts for you, please don't hesitate to reach out. 💜😊
Congratulations on completing the test! 🎉 I hope my videos were helpful in your preparation. Remember, no matter the outcome, taking the test is a huge step forward in your journey. Best wishes on your results and future endeavors in the healthcare field! 💪🌟💕
Yes the videos were very helpful, thank you!! I passsed and I’m starting an LPN program January 8th. And the test was okay. I think they asked some very specific questions for anatomy that were like surprising. Taking it online said there was gonna be a bathroom break, and then it just went right into the next section. I kinda rushed through the science part cause I had to peeee lol
Absolutely, getting the placement of phrases right really makes your sentences clearer and more effective! If you have any specific sentences or examples you're working on, feel free to share them, and I can help you figure out the best way to organize them. It's all about making sure the message comes across as intended!
Great question Dannaysha Gray 😊💜 I am happy to record some videos with practice questions along with rationales as to why certain answers are correct. What that be helpful in your studies?
I am mainly struggling to identify the Topic sentence while doing the practice questions. Can you let me know where you have explained well on the " Topic sentence" section?
Absolutely, understanding how to identify the topic sentence in a paragraph is crucial for comprehending and organizing information effectively. Typically, the topic sentence is often found as the first sentence of the first paragraph, serving as an introduction to the main idea or argument that will be discussed. I've covered this topic in one of my videos, where I explain how to spot a topic sentence and distinguish it from supporting details. This should give you a clearer understanding and practical strategies for tackling your practice questions. Here's the link to the video that explains the "Topic Sentence" section: ua-cam.com/video/loEKzUjiVLQ/v-deo.html.
Hi there! While my videos are primarily focused on preparing for the ATI TEAS exam, they may still be beneficial for certain topics that are covered in the ACT. However, it's important to note that the ACT and the TEAS are different exams with distinct content areas and question formats. The ACT is a college admissions test that assesses a broader range of subjects, including English, math, reading, and science. If you're specifically looking to prepare for the ACT, I would recommend seeking resources that are specifically tailored to that exam. There are many excellent study guides, practice tests, and online resources available for the ACT that can help you effectively prepare. It's always a good idea to focus your study efforts on the exam you will be taking to ensure the most relevant and targeted preparation. Best of luck with your studies! 😊💜
Great question Edith Osazee 😊💜 I am currently working on re-formatting my questions to reflect the changes of the ATI TEAS Version 7. They will most likely be posted on my website before I create videos for the review. I would keep an eye on my website starting next week www.nursecheung.com 😊
A conclusion is a statement or a judgment that is reached based on evidence, reasoning, or analysis. It is the final part of an argument, discussion, or presentation where you sum up your main points and draw a final thought or decision. A logical conclusion, on the other hand, specifically refers to a conclusion that is deduced or inferred using logical reasoning. It's a conclusion that follows logically from the premises or evidence provided. In essence, while both terms involve coming to a final point, a logical conclusion is more focused on the process of reasoning and deduction, ensuring that the conclusion is sound and follows from the given information or evidence.
Thank you for this informative video. I asked my school for the passing score they told me 66 composite score is that a 66 percentage or just 66 out of total teas question.
It's great that you found the video informative! Regarding your question about the passing score, it's important to clarify with your specific school or program to get accurate information. The passing score can vary depending on the institution and their requirements. It's best to reach out to your school's admissions or TEAS coordinator for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the passing score for your program. Good luck with your TEAS preparation!
I understand that the reading section can be a source of worry, especially if English is your second language. But don't let that discourage you! With practice and preparation, you can improve your reading skills and perform well on the TEAS exam. Here are a few tips: Read regularly: Engage in English reading materials, such as books, articles, and online resources, to enhance your comprehension and vocabulary. Practice timed reading: Set a timer and read passages, articles, or short stories within a specific time frame to improve your speed and efficiency. Work on vocabulary: Expand your vocabulary by learning new words and their meanings. This will help you understand the passages better. Take practice tests: Familiarize yourself with the format and types of questions in the reading section by practicing with sample tests. This will boost your confidence and help you identify areas that need improvement. Seek support: Consider working with a tutor, joining study groups, or using online resources that provide guidance specifically for non-native English speakers. Remember, everyone's journey is unique, and with determination and practice, you can overcome any challenges you face. Believe in yourself and stay focused on your goal. Good luck with your preparation, and I'm confident that you'll do great on your TEAS exam in August! If you have any more questions or concerns, feel free to ask. 😊💪
That's a great question SaltyWaifus 😊💜 The content is generally the same, except they changed the structure of the test and how many questions are covered for each topic. The science portion, I believe, was the significant change that occurred when the test switched from version 6 to version 7. Human Anatomy and Physiology is much more involved now than it was in versions previously. You will need to have an understanding of what the structures of the systems are as well as their function. You will also need to understand how these systems work together as well. I hope that helps answer your question 😊
Thanks for your comment and your interest in the ATI TEAS exam. The exam is indeed broken down into sections, including Reading, Math, Science, and English Language, with subsections within each section. The number of questions and time limit varies for each section. In terms of the minimum number of correct answers needed to pass the exam, it's important to note that the passing score for the ATI TEAS exam is determined by the institution or program you are applying to. Each institution or program sets its own minimum score requirements, so it's important to check with them to determine what score you need to achieve in order to pass. The exact number of correct answers needed to pass can vary based on the specific exam version and the institution's requirements. However, a common passing score for many nursing programs is around 70-75%. So, for example, if there were 39 questions on the exam section you mentioned, you would need to get approximately 27-29 questions correct to achieve a passing score of 70-75%. Thanks for your question and best of luck on your exam!
Great question! In the context of a TEAS exam question, it's important to base inferences only on the information given in the passage or scenario. If there is no evidence provided that John would be at the doctor's, it would not be appropriate to infer that he is there. However, it's important to keep an open mind and consider all possible interpretations of the information given. If there is additional context that could suggest John might be at the doctor's, such as previous medical issues or appointments mentioned in the passage, then it may be appropriate to infer that he is there.
Oh no! 😢 I'm genuinely sorry to hear that. Remember, everyone's journey is unique, and setbacks don't define your worth or potential. 🌈 Taking the TEAS multiple times is tough and requires immense strength and perseverance. I truly admire your dedication! 💪❤️ Sometimes, all we need is a fresh perspective or a slightly different approach to studying. Maybe consider seeking additional resources or joining a study group. Don't be disheartened, my friend. Every setback is a setup for a comeback. 🌟✨ Sending you loads of virtual hugs 🤗 and positive vibes 🍀. Remember, you've got this, and I believe in you! The road to success is paved with challenges, but it's the journey and the lessons that make it worthwhile. Onwards and upwards! 🚀💖
@@sapphires8088 thank you, helps a lot. Just recently enrolled to a prep program helps student to pass Teas test. Wish me luck and be taking for 5th times on June. 🙏🙏
Hello mam , can u give me more tips how can i got more marks in reading section ? I did exam twice and i got very good score on maths , science , english . But I didn’t got in reading
Hello There! For the reading section, I've got some good news for you. I'll be releasing new videos on the TEAS next week that will include more strategies and tips specifically aimed at improving reading comprehension and performance. These should provide you with some fresh insights and techniques to tackle the reading section more effectively. In the meantime, focus on practicing with a variety of reading materials, paying close attention to main ideas, supporting details, and the author's purpose. Also, try to work on timing to ensure you can comfortably read and comprehend passages within the test's time constraints. Keep an eye out for the upcoming videos, and best of luck with your continued preparation. You're doing great, and with a bit more focus on the reading section, you'll be set for even better overall scores!
Great question, Kenny Garcia 😊 Sometimes the topic can be more than one word. For example, you may have a paper on Global Warming, and the main idea of the paper is how Global Warming is affecting the polar ice caps. The paper can go on to provide supporting evidence of this topic. The topic is the main topic the entire paper is about, while the main idea is what the paper is trying to convey. I hope that helps answer your question. 😊💜
Absolutely! 🌟 Many viewers have left reviews under my videos sharing their success stories. Quite a few have mentioned that watching the videos played a significant role in their preparation and helped them pass. It's always a good idea to complement the videos with additional study materials that I have available at Nurse Cheung Store, but they've definitely been a valuable resource for many. 🙌❤️ Remember, everyone's learning journey is unique!
Thank you! However do I need additional sources to pass? Textbooks? Some people say that just by watching the videos but others say it didn’t really work. Any advice?? I love your videos so in detailed is amazing
Agreed. It's all up to your interpretation, and use logical steps to find the correct answer. You got this, Kenny Garcia 😊💜 Keep up the studying and take those practice questions as much as possible.
You're very welcome! I'm glad to hear that my videos are helping you in your preparation for the ATI TEAS exam. May is just around the corner, so keep up the hard work and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions or concerns. Remember to take breaks and practice self-care, and best of luck to you on your exam!
Nurse Cheung I want to say thank you for all your hard work. I passed my teas test and have been accepted to the nursing program! I’m so grateful for your sincere desire to help people like me as I was battling anxiety about retaking and failing again. Thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️
Hi ShelzMarchelleAlyce. Thank you for supporting Nurse Cheung 😊💜 I am glad to hear that you have passed your ATI TEAS and been accepted into the nursing program. It is my sincere desire to help people achieve their goals, and I am genuinely grateful that I could be a part of your success story. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! You are the reason why I continue to do what I do. 💜
Hii how was the reading portion ?
@@NurseCheung ❤❤🤗🤗
@@SB-ul3mh It was not bad. Nurse Cheungs example questions are very similar to the style of questions on the Teas. It's just making sure you pace yourself because if you stay on a question too long, you will quickly lose time.
Do you have any quizlets that is similar to the test
I want to thank you for your help. You are very much appreciated. I passed my teas on my first try and I am now accepted into nursing school LPN to RN. Thank you again.
Congratulations on passing your ATI TEAS on your first try and getting accepted into nursing school LPN to RN! That's such an incredible achievement and I'm so happy to hear that my videos were able to help you along the way. Thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to share your success story with me. Wishing you all the best in your nursing journey ahead!
Congratulations….. same here LVN to RN taking my TEAS in 4 weeks !!!
I’m studying to take my TEAS and have had such anxiety about it! But after finding your videos I’m gaining more and more confidence. Thank you for your help! I found your videos to be the most organized, helpful and engaging TEAS videos on UA-cam.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that my videos have been helpful in your TEAS preparation and that you're gaining more confidence. Remember to take breaks and practice self-care, and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions or concerns. You got this!
Girl, you are the best!
I only studied your videos and was able to pass the TEAS test.
Thank you so much
That's fantastic to hear-congratulations on passing the TEAS! 🎉 I'm so glad that the videos were helpful for you. Your success is a testament to your dedication and hard work. Keep up the great work, and feel free to reach out if you need more resources or support. You're doing amazing! 🌟
I have 4 weeks to study for my test. Thank you for your channel to help me with reading and English!🤞🏾
Thank you for your comment and for watching my ATI TEAS videos! 😊 I'm glad that you've found the content helpful, especially in the reading and English sections of the exam. Four weeks is a good amount of time to prepare for the test, and I'm confident that with focused studying and practice, you'll be well-prepared for the exam.
Remember to take breaks and practice self-care as needed to avoid burnout and fatigue. Stay organized and create a study plan that reflects your goals and priorities. Take advantage of all the resources available to you, including practice exams and study guides.
Thanks again for watching my videos and for your kind words. I wish you the best of luck on your ATI TEAS test, and I'm rooting for you! 🍀🙌
Very helpful . I will be studying your videos to pass the ATI Teas 7 reading section. Reading is my worst subject, and you make it so easy to understand. Thank you 💪
Reading was one of my worst subjects too LovinnxCourtney33 😊 Especially when you have to read these very long paragraphs and passages. It also doesn't help that it is the first subject you test on when you take the ATI TEAS 😊💜 I am hopeful that my videos will be helpful in your studies. You got this!!
We all excel in things differently. I’m always done good in reading and english, but I’ve never been good at math. I find science fun
Lord I’m on my 3rd attempt for my teas. I’m taking it again this Monday. Wish me luck
I take mine Thursday 3rd attempt
Good luck with your third attempt for the TEAS! I know it can be tough, but keep pushing and studying hard. You got this!
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Thank you so much. My test is next week. I'm just starting to study this week . I'll come back with update after the test.
You're welcome! I'm glad to hear you're starting your studies. Remember to stay focused, take breaks when needed, and believe in yourself. I believe you can do it! Take your time to review the material, and don't forget to practice with some sample questions too. I'm rooting for you, and I'll be eagerly waiting for your update after the test. You've got this! 🌟💪 Good luck!
A week isn’t really long enough to study at least not for me
I pass my teas got 81 overall: 97 in reading, 85 math , 77 science and 69.7 English thank you so much your videos helped me achieve my goal
That's fantastic news! Congratulations on passing your TEAS with such great scores! 🎉 An overall 81 is impressive, and those individual scores - 97 in reading, 85 in math, 77 in science, and nearly 70 in English - are really something to be proud of.
What's the next step for you now that you've aced the TEAS? Whatever it is, I'm sure you're going to do amazing things. Keep up the incredible work, and remember, you've got a bright future ahead in the healthcare field! 🌟📚👩⚕️👨⚕️💪
What resources did you use for reading pls, that’s my weakness?
@@ashd5326 just practice doing the passages get use how large they can be. Takes time if your not a fast reader finding the main idea, topic, tone, and mood.
Know about the appendix, glossary, index page etc got plenty questions on that
I want to say thank you for this video because the nursing school I want to attend needs a overall score of 77 for reading and language. You maks it very easy to understand. Once I take my test, I will update you ❤❤❤
That's awesome to hear the video was helpful for you! Aiming for that 77 in reading and language is a solid goal, and I'm glad the content made things clearer and more approachable for you. It's super exciting that you're on this path to nursing school. Definitely keep me updated on how your test goes - I'm rooting for you and can't wait to hear about your success! Sending you all the positive vibes for your exam. You're going to do great! ❤️📚👍
I look forward to watching the rest of the sections in the reading portion of the teas! I need help in the reading portion the most
They will be coming out next week S G 😊💜 So stay tuned for those videos. I know its a lot of information that is being covered for the reading portion of the ATI TEAS but it will be worth it 💜
This is exactly what I need to pass my teas entrance exam to get into nursing school. Thank you for posting. 9/21/24
Thank you for the feedback James
This has been such a help to me! I’m due to take this Teas test by next month!
That's awesome Roxanna Gonzalez 😊💜 I am glad you are giving yourself time to study and prepare for the exam. You got this!! 💜
Me too!! I’m so nervous!
Came to your page from a girl who passed on tik tok. New subbie is here
Welcome, bestie 😊💜 I hope my videos will be helpful in your studies. Many of my pre-healthcare followers have been able to pass their exam on the first try and I am sending positive passing vibes your way!.You got this!! 😊
I did the teas 7 already and I got a 70 but I keep changing answers. Your information is on point. I think they are some other tips and I tricks that I have leave while studying and taking the exam that I will share at a later day from the channel I used.
Thank you for the kind view Kingston Street 😊💜 I am so humbled to hear that my videos were helpful in your studies.
Hello Kingston. Was it more chemistry than anatomy and physiology?
@kingston can you please share those tricks and tips? Thank you!
What exactly do you want to know?
@@kingstonstreet3726 @Kingston Street any good resources that will help me study and prepare for reading and english. I watched so many videos but it didnt help at all. english is my second language and I just want to pass the reading. i am really stressed out because i cant find the right resources. for example to find the main idea. its so confusing me as it seems like all answers might be correct but you have to find the best answer!
Thank you …. You are the best Nurse C ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
My pleasure Sharonda 😊💜 I am hopeful that will help with your test. You got this!!
Thank you, I have struggled with the ideas of main idea and topic. This video helped in clarifying the differences.
Thank you for your feedback, Melissa. I am glad our video on main idea and topic was helpful to you. If there is anything else I can do to help clarify these concepts for you, please don't hesitate to reach out. 💜😊
your video is so helpful thank you so much, you've made studying WAY more easier to understand :)
Thank you for the kind words. I am happy to hear that my videos have been helpful
Thanks for the all the videos Nurse Cheung!!! Taking the test tomorrow (:
Congratulations on completing the test! 🎉 I hope my videos were helpful in your preparation. Remember, no matter the outcome, taking the test is a huge step forward in your journey. Best wishes on your results and future endeavors in the healthcare field! 💪🌟💕
how was it?
Yes the videos were very helpful, thank you!! I passsed and I’m starting an LPN program January 8th.
And the test was okay. I think they asked some very specific questions for anatomy that were like surprising. Taking it online said there was gonna be a bathroom break, and then it just went right into the next section. I kinda rushed through the science part cause I had to peeee lol
Thank you for your explanation my Question is how can organized a multiple phrases correctly.
Absolutely, getting the placement of phrases right really makes your sentences clearer and more effective! If you have any specific sentences or examples you're working on, feel free to share them, and I can help you figure out the best way to organize them. It's all about making sure the message comes across as intended!
Thank you for the lesson!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Hey, can you provide practice questions as well as you talk through it ?
Great question Dannaysha Gray 😊💜 I am happy to record some videos with practice questions along with rationales as to why certain answers are correct. What that be helpful in your studies?
I am mainly struggling to identify the Topic sentence while doing the practice questions. Can you let me know where you have explained well on the " Topic sentence" section?
Absolutely, understanding how to identify the topic sentence in a paragraph is crucial for comprehending and organizing information effectively. Typically, the topic sentence is often found as the first sentence of the first paragraph, serving as an introduction to the main idea or argument that will be discussed.
I've covered this topic in one of my videos, where I explain how to spot a topic sentence and distinguish it from supporting details. This should give you a clearer understanding and practical strategies for tackling your practice questions. Here's the link to the video that explains the "Topic Sentence" section: ua-cam.com/video/loEKzUjiVLQ/v-deo.html.
Would you say your videos would also be helpful for the ACT?
Hi there! While my videos are primarily focused on preparing for the ATI TEAS exam, they may still be beneficial for certain topics that are covered in the ACT. However, it's important to note that the ACT and the TEAS are different exams with distinct content areas and question formats. The ACT is a college admissions test that assesses a broader range of subjects, including English, math, reading, and science. If you're specifically looking to prepare for the ACT, I would recommend seeking resources that are specifically tailored to that exam. There are many excellent study guides, practice tests, and online resources available for the ACT that can help you effectively prepare. It's always a good idea to focus your study efforts on the exam you will be taking to ensure the most relevant and targeted preparation. Best of luck with your studies! 😊💜
Thank you!
Congratulations ❤❤
Thank you
Do you have any already questions for version 7 and you did earlier for the past ATI Tease version 6?
Great question Edith Osazee 😊💜 I am currently working on re-formatting my questions to reflect the changes of the ATI TEAS Version 7. They will most likely be posted on my website before I create videos for the review. I would keep an eye on my website starting next week www.nursecheung.com 😊
Thank you so much for the videos. Do you have time to do virtual tutoring at least twice a week please?
Great question Rukaya Zuberu Ali 😊💜 I wish I had the capacity to take on virtual tutoring but I do not at this time.
Thanks very helpful
My pleasure Rosie Fans 😊💜 Sending good vibes your way for your ATI TEAS.
@@NurseCheung I received it thanks again.
What is the difference between conclusion and logical conclusion ?
A conclusion is a statement or a judgment that is reached based on evidence, reasoning, or analysis. It is the final part of an argument, discussion, or presentation where you sum up your main points and draw a final thought or decision.
A logical conclusion, on the other hand, specifically refers to a conclusion that is deduced or inferred using logical reasoning. It's a conclusion that follows logically from the premises or evidence provided.
In essence, while both terms involve coming to a final point, a logical conclusion is more focused on the process of reasoning and deduction, ensuring that the conclusion is sound and follows from the given information or evidence.
Thank you for this informative video. I asked my school for the passing score they told me 66 composite score is that a 66 percentage or just 66 out of total teas question.
It's great that you found the video informative! Regarding your question about the passing score, it's important to clarify with your specific school or program to get accurate information. The passing score can vary depending on the institution and their requirements. It's best to reach out to your school's admissions or TEAS coordinator for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the passing score for your program. Good luck with your TEAS preparation!
I am so worried about the reading section n going to test in August. English is my second language
I understand that the reading section can be a source of worry, especially if English is your second language. But don't let that discourage you! With practice and preparation, you can improve your reading skills and perform well on the TEAS exam. Here are a few tips:
Read regularly: Engage in English reading materials, such as books, articles, and online resources, to enhance your comprehension and vocabulary.
Practice timed reading: Set a timer and read passages, articles, or short stories within a specific time frame to improve your speed and efficiency.
Work on vocabulary: Expand your vocabulary by learning new words and their meanings. This will help you understand the passages better.
Take practice tests: Familiarize yourself with the format and types of questions in the reading section by practicing with sample tests. This will boost your confidence and help you identify areas that need improvement.
Seek support: Consider working with a tutor, joining study groups, or using online resources that provide guidance specifically for non-native English speakers.
Remember, everyone's journey is unique, and with determination and practice, you can overcome any challenges you face. Believe in yourself and stay focused on your goal. Good luck with your preparation, and I'm confident that you'll do great on your TEAS exam in August! If you have any more questions or concerns, feel free to ask. 😊💪
Hello thank you for all the teas content! Do you know how similar/different the reading section on teas 7 is to teas 6?
That's a great question SaltyWaifus 😊💜 The content is generally the same, except they changed the structure of the test and how many questions are covered for each topic. The science portion, I believe, was the significant change that occurred when the test switched from version 6 to version 7. Human Anatomy and Physiology is much more involved now than it was in versions previously. You will need to have an understanding of what the structures of the systems are as well as their function. You will also need to understand how these systems work together as well. I hope that helps answer your question 😊
I have read that version 7 is more chemistry based.
So out of 39 questions we
Need to get 15 correct? Please explain. Thanks you.
Thanks for your comment and your interest in the ATI TEAS exam. The exam is indeed broken down into sections, including Reading, Math, Science, and English Language, with subsections within each section. The number of questions and time limit varies for each section.
In terms of the minimum number of correct answers needed to pass the exam, it's important to note that the passing score for the ATI TEAS exam is determined by the institution or program you are applying to. Each institution or program sets its own minimum score requirements, so it's important to check with them to determine what score you need to achieve in order to pass.
The exact number of correct answers needed to pass can vary based on the specific exam version and the institution's requirements. However, a common passing score for many nursing programs is around 70-75%. So, for example, if there were 39 questions on the exam section you mentioned, you would need to get approximately 27-29 questions correct to achieve a passing score of 70-75%.
Thanks for your question and best of luck on your exam!
Excellent explanation
I am glad it was helpful! Thank you for your kind words.
9:17 Is it possible to infer that John is at the Doctor's?
Great question! In the context of a TEAS exam question, it's important to base inferences only on the information given in the passage or scenario. If there is no evidence provided that John would be at the doctor's, it would not be appropriate to infer that he is there. However, it's important to keep an open mind and consider all possible interpretations of the information given. If there is additional context that could suggest John might be at the doctor's, such as previous medical issues or appointments mentioned in the passage, then it may be appropriate to infer that he is there.
I did take my Teas test yesterday and I failed for 4th times 😭.
Oh no! 😢 I'm genuinely sorry to hear that. Remember, everyone's journey is unique, and setbacks don't define your worth or potential. 🌈 Taking the TEAS multiple times is tough and requires immense strength and perseverance. I truly admire your dedication! 💪❤️
Sometimes, all we need is a fresh perspective or a slightly different approach to studying. Maybe consider seeking additional resources or joining a study group. Don't be disheartened, my friend. Every setback is a setup for a comeback. 🌟✨
Sending you loads of virtual hugs 🤗 and positive vibes 🍀. Remember, you've got this, and I believe in you! The road to success is paved with challenges, but it's the journey and the lessons that make it worthwhile. Onwards and upwards! 🚀💖
I just took it for the third time myself and didn’t passed. Don’t give up I’m not. We will get there 🙏🏾
@@sapphires8088 thank you, helps a lot. Just recently enrolled to a prep program helps student to pass Teas test. Wish me luck and be taking for 5th times on June. 🙏🙏
@@sapphires8088hi, did you get in to the nursing program?
Hello mam , can u give me more tips how can i got more marks in reading section ? I did exam twice and i got very good score on maths , science , english . But I didn’t got in reading
Hello There! For the reading section, I've got some good news for you. I'll be releasing new videos on the TEAS next week that will include more strategies and tips specifically aimed at improving reading comprehension and performance. These should provide you with some fresh insights and techniques to tackle the reading section more effectively.
In the meantime, focus on practicing with a variety of reading materials, paying close attention to main ideas, supporting details, and the author's purpose. Also, try to work on timing to ensure you can comfortably read and comprehend passages within the test's time constraints.
Keep an eye out for the upcoming videos, and best of luck with your continued preparation. You're doing great, and with a bit more focus on the reading section, you'll be set for even better overall scores!
Thank you so much for your help 😊
So the topic is one word? And the main idea is sentences explaining more about that one word ?
Great question, Kenny Garcia 😊 Sometimes the topic can be more than one word. For example, you may have a paper on Global Warming, and the main idea of the paper is how Global Warming is affecting the polar ice caps. The paper can go on to provide supporting evidence of this topic. The topic is the main topic the entire paper is about, while the main idea is what the paper is trying to convey. I hope that helps answer your question. 😊💜
@@NurseCheung global warming is the topic?!
@@kennygarcia102 it’s only an example. This wasn’t pulled from my video.
I need help in understanding the reading section 😂
You got this, Dorothy 😊💜 Review my reading videos to help you build on the foundation you need to know for the exam 😊
Did anyone just watched her videos and passed?
Absolutely! 🌟 Many viewers have left reviews under my videos sharing their success stories. Quite a few have mentioned that watching the videos played a significant role in their preparation and helped them pass. It's always a good idea to complement the videos with additional study materials that I have available at Nurse Cheung Store, but they've definitely been a valuable resource for many. 🙌❤️ Remember, everyone's learning journey is unique!
Thank you! However do I need additional sources to pass? Textbooks? Some people say that just by watching the videos but others say it didn’t really work. Any advice??
I love your videos so in detailed is amazing
Prediction is hard
Agreed. It's all up to your interpretation, and use logical steps to find the correct answer. You got this, Kenny Garcia 😊💜 Keep up the studying and take those practice questions as much as possible.
I’m planning on taking my test on May and your videos are helping me a lot! Thank you so much🤍
You're very welcome! I'm glad to hear that my videos are helping you in your preparation for the ATI TEAS exam. May is just around the corner, so keep up the hard work and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions or concerns. Remember to take breaks and practice self-care, and best of luck to you on your exam!