Praxis Results

In 2009-10, the department discovered that the student’s scoresheet for the Praxis has a second page which gives how they did on various test categories.  This information was gathered back to 2006 (as far back as it could be obtained).  Using the data from the fourteen most recent test scores (two students took the test twice to achieve a passing score), we can summarize the data below.   The number in each “level” (below the average performance range, at the low end of the average performance range, in the average performance range, at the high end of the average performance range, or above the average performance range) is plotted for each of the five content area tested.  The middle 50% of the group taking the exam nationwide forms the average performance range.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Similar data is available for those taking the Middle School math Praxis exam.  These students take less math (21 hours rather than 37 for the major), but their topics are different.  Their results for the most recent eleven students (goes back to exams in 2007) are below.  The number in each “level” (below the average performance range, at the low end of the average performance range, in the average performance range, at the high end of the average performance range, above the average performance range, or ALL problems correct) is plotted for each of the five content area tested.  The middle 50% of the group taking the exam nationwide forms the average performance range.