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When middle-school math students memorize metric prefixes using 'K-King, H-Henry, D-died, B-by, D-drinking, C-Chocolate, M-milk,' to represent the metric divisions of kilo-,hecto-,deka-,base,dec-, centi-, milli-, they are increasing retention through use of a

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The FTCE Professional Education Test is a test of pedagogy and professional practices required in order to obtain a professional teacher certificate in Florida.. The FTCE Professional Education Test is a test of knowledge based on eight (8) competencies:

Instructional Design & Planning
Learning Environment
Teaching Strategies
Assessment Strategies
Professional Improvement
Ethics & Professional Conduct
English-Language-Learners
Reading & Literacy


1. When middle-school math students memorize metric prefixes using 'K-King, H-Henry, D-died, B-by, D-drinking, C-Chocolate, M-milk,' to represent the metric divisions of kilo-,hecto-,deka-,base,dec-, centi-, milli-, they are increasing retention through use of a





 
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