Posted: Tue, 09/20/2011 - 9:45am Updated: Fri, 01/17/2020 - 10:57am
CASA and Alternatives
As of July 1, 2019, successful completion of the basic skills testing requirement (CASA or an approved alternative) will no longer be mandatory for educator candidates. However, educator preparation programs may elect to continue to require CASA for program admission. This change was made by the 2019 Indiana General Assembly. To determine whether you need to take the CASA assessment, contact your educator preparation program directly.
NOTE: Praxis II tests taken and passed before May 31, 2014 can be accepted if they were the required tests in Indiana. Elementary Generalist Subtests and Early Childhood Subtests cannot be “mixed and matched”. We cannot accept partial tests from Praxis II and partial tests from Indiana CORE.

Indiana CORE Assessment Website

For more information, on the Indiana CORE Assessments and the Developmental/Pedagogy exams: http://www.in.nesinc.com/Home.aspx and http://www.in.nesinc.com/PageView.aspx?f=GEN_MappingTheTestFrameworkToTh...

Indiana Developmental/Pedagogy Exam

Under the current licensing rules, REPA/REPA3, a pedagogy/developmental exam is required for all individuals that are applying for their first initial practitioner instructional license in addition to any required content exams. The pedagogy exams cover the strategies of teaching such as Methodology, Classroom Management, Student Development and Diversity, Learning Processes, Learning Environment, Instructional Planning, Assessments and the Professional Environment as a teacher at the respective developmental levels. These are topics that are covered in a teacher preparation program.

Indiana CORE Assessments

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Presentation on Licensure Test Preparation Suggestions and Tips

General Program Information about the Indiana CORE Assessments for educator licensure can be found in this FAQ Document.

 

CASA and Alternatives

CASA and Alternatives
As of July 1, 2019, successful completion of the basic skills testing requirement (CASA or an approved alternative) will no longer be mandatory for educator candidates. However, educator preparation programs may elect to continue to require CASA for program admission. This change was made by the 2019 Indiana General Assembly. To determine whether you need to take the CASA assessment, contact your educator preparation program directly.

Reporting

Title II
Reporting Year		 Traditional Pass Rate Information Alternative Pass Rate Information
2018 Traditional Pass Rates AY 2016-2017 Alternative Pass Rates AY 2016-2017
2017 Traditional Pass Rates AY 2015-2016 Alternative Pass Rates AY 2015-2016
2016 Traditional Pass Rates AY 2014-2015 Alternative Pass Rates AY 2014-2015
2015 Traditional Pass Rates AY 2013-2014 Alternative Pass Rates AY 2013-2014
2014 Traditional Pass Rates AY 2012-2013 Alternative Pass Rates AY 2012-2013
2013 Traditional Pass Rates AY 2011-2012 Alternative Pass Rates AY 2011-2012
2012 Traditional Pass Rates AY 2010-2011 Alternative Pass Rates AY 2010-2011
2011 Traditional Pass Rates AY 2009-2010 Alternative Pass Rates AY 2009-2010
2010 Traditional Pass Rates AY 2008-2009 Alternative Pass Rates AY 2008-2009

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).

Areas for Addition by Testing

Educators who hold a valid Indiana teaching license are eligible to add additional content areas to their license by passing the appropriate Indiana CORE Assessment test associated with the content area. Click HERE to access a list of tests available for addition by testing.

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