GACE Elementary Education (P–5) (702)

The GACE Elementary Education (702) exam is a teacher certification assessment required for individuals seeking to teach at the elementary level (Pre-K through Grade 5) in the state of Georgia, USA.

It evaluates your ability to demonstrate content knowledge and apply that knowledge in instructional settings.

The exam is divided into five test sections, each covering a core subject area.

• Section 1: English Language Arts
• Section 2: Mathematics
• Section 3: Social Studies
• Section 4: Science
• Section 5: The Arts, Health, and Wellness

Total Questions: 150 multiple-choice questions

Distribution:

Approximately 30 questions per section

Question Type:

• Selected-response (single correct answer)
• Scenario-based and concept-based questions

• You may take all sections together or schedule them separately
• Time management is critical due to section-based pacing

• Score Range: 100 to 300
• Passing Score: Typically 220 (may vary by state policy)

Scoring Method:

• Based on the number of correct answers
• No penalty for incorrect responses

• Covers both content knowledge and application skills
• Includes classroom-based scenarios
• Requires understanding of elementary-level teaching practices
• Emphasizes concept clarity over memorization

• Mandatory for obtaining a teaching license in Georgia
• Required for employment in public elementary schools

The exam assesses whether you can:

• Understand core subject concepts
• Apply knowledge in teaching situations
• Interpret student needs and learning outcomes

• Validates your readiness to work as an elementary educator
• Serves as a benchmark for instructional competency

• Build strong understanding across all five sections
• Practice applying concepts in real classroom scenarios
• Develop speed and accuracy under timed conditions

This exam is not only a requirement for certification.

It is a measure of your ability to teach effectively at the elementary level.