FTCE ESOL K-12 (047) Study Guide 2027–2028 | Florida English Learner Teacher Certification Prep, 200 Practice Questions, Printable

Prepare for FTCE English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) K-12 (test code 047), the Florida subject area exam that adds ESOL K-12 coverage to a teaching certificate. The 13 sections follow the nine official competencies in order, with Florida classroom scenarios, real learner-language samples and the Florida rules for identifying, serving and exiting English language learners.

What's Inside

• Exam overview: about 80 multiple-choice questions, 2 hours 30 minutes, the nine competency weights, the 200 passing score, the $150 fee and the 31-day retake rule

• Culture, cultural adaptation, families, communities and newcomers

• Language as a system: phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics, discourse and register

• Acquisition theories (Krashen, Swain, Long, Vygotsky, Cummins), program models, learner factors, errors and exceptionalities

• Second language reading and writing development

• Methods, researchers, federal law (Lau, Castañeda, Plyler, EEOA, ESSA Title III) and Florida's Consent Decree and State Board rules

• Standards-based ESOL and content instruction, resources and technology, and planning by WIDA proficiency level

• Identification, ACCESS testing, exit and monitoring, classroom assessment, accommodations and bias

• 15 diagrams and charts (iceberg model, Cummins's quadrants, dual iceberg, zone of proximal development, simple view of reading and more) and 123 quick-reference tables

• Study schedules, FAQs and test-taking strategies

• 2 practice tests of 100 questions each, 200 questions total, with a complete answer key and an explanation for every question

Format

• Instant digital download (PDF), 8.5 × 11 in

• Clickable table of contents

• Print it or study on a tablet, laptop or phone

Please note: This is a digital product. No physical item will be shipped.

This is an independent study resource and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Florida Department of Education or Pearson.