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Educator Testing

ETS is replacing the existing test #5122 Family and Consumer Sciences with an updated test #5123 Family and Consumer Sciences. This new test will be available for licensure in CTE Family and Consumer Sciences by applicants and prospective educators effective September 1, 2024. During a one-year transition period from September 1, 2024, until August 31, 2025, applicants for licensure may take and pass either test #5122 or test #5123. On September 1, 2025, test #5123 will become the sole required Family and Consumer Sciences test. In December 2023 a multistate standard-setting study was conducted by 13 panelists from 10 ETS client states. The panel’s resulting passing score recommendation is 66 out of a possible 110 raw-score points. The scale score associated with a raw score of 66 is 151 on a 100-200 scale. A one-page summary of test changes is provided. You may review the full multistate standard-setting report here and provide feedback here by 5 p.m. (ET) on Monday, March 25.

ETS is replacing the existing test #5051 Technology Education with an updated test #5053 Technology and Engineering Education. This new test will be available for licensure in Technology Education by applicants and prospective educators effective September 1, 2024. During a one-year transition period from September 1, 2024, until August 31, 2025, applicants for licensure may take and pass either test #5051 or test #5053. On September 1, 2025, test #5053 will become the sole required test for Technology Education licensure. In February 2024 a multistate standard-setting study was conducted by 13 panelists from 10 ETS client states, including one panelist from Indiana. The panel’s resulting passing score recommendation is 65 out of a possible 110 raw-score points. The scale score associated with a raw score of 65 is 157 on a 100-200 scale. A one-page summary of test changes is provided. You may review the full multistate standard-setting report here and provide feedback here by 5 p.m. (ET) on Monday, March 25.

Beginning September 1, 2021, Indiana will use Praxis Content and Pedagogy licensure tests. Please use the link below to access registration and study materials for these tests. If you have questions about the transition from Pearson Assessments to Praxis Assessments, please contact our office using the Educator Licensing Self-Help Form.

Indiana Praxis Retest Policy and Request Certificates

Indiana and ETS have developed a policy for a free retest under certain conditions. Please see the retest policy information and select the certificate form that applies to your licensure path.

Reporting

Title II
Reporting Year
Traditional Pass Rate Information Alternative Pass Rate Information
2021Traditional Pass Rates AY 2019-2020Alternative, IHE-Based Pass Rates AY 2019-2020
Alternative, not IHE-based Pass Rates AY 2019-2020
2020 Traditional Pass Rates AY 2018-2019Alternative, IHE-Based Pass Rates AY 2018-2019
Alternative, not IHE-based Pass Rates AY 2018-2019
2019Traditional Pass Rates AY 2017-2018Alternative, IHE-Based Pass Rates AY 2017-2018
Alternative, not IHE-based Pass Rates AY 2017-2018
2018Traditional Pass Rates AY 2016-2017Alternative Pass Rates AY 2016-2017
2017Traditional Pass Rates AY 2015-2016Alternative Pass Rates AY 2015-2016

For more information about the tests and standard errors of measurement for each please refer to Understanding Your Praxis Scores or Understanding Your Test Results (CASA, Indiana Developmental/Pedagogy, and Indiana CORE).