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Read guideSummary of the LET 2026 General Education and Professional Education study guide. The exam covers Gen Ed and Prof Ed for all examinees, with different weightings by level.
Languages (English/Filipino grammar, reading, literature), Math (arithmetic, algebra, geometry, basic stats), Science (bio, earth science, basic physics/chem), Social Studies (Phil history, constitution, economics, culture), plus Arts/Humanities, ICT, and basic psychology.
Teaching profession and laws (RA 7836, Code of Ethics, Magna Carta, child protection), learning theories and developmental psychology, teaching strategies and classroom management, assessment and evaluation, curriculum development, educational technology, and practice teaching.
What to expect and how to prepare effectively.
Mostly direct multiple-choice items: grammar and usage, reading comprehension, math word problems, science facts, and social studies recall. Use elimination and watch for EXCEPT/NOT items.
Scenario-based items that ask for the best teaching decision or the principle behind an action. Know key theorists (Piaget, Vygotsky, Skinner, Maslow, Erikson) and education laws.
Cover all subjects, drill with sample questions, memorize key facts and formulas, and practice interpreting scenarios. Prioritize Prof Ed, since it carries the largest weight.
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