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EDUCATOR LICENSING: EDUCATOR TESTING REQUIREMENTS (Updated 6/29/12)

Among its criteria for licensure, Vermont requires candidates to take specific Praxis I and Praxis II exams. Under Title II of the Higher Education Act (HEA) the state is required to report performance data for these exams.

EDUCATOR TESTING INFORMATION

	Vermont's Testing Requirements for Licensure: Praxis I & II Testing Brochure This document outlines testing requirements (Praxis I, Praxis II), testing schedules and frequently asked questions. NOTE: This document must be printed on legal size paper in landscape mode.

	Definitions of Proficiency for ACTFL and ASLTA Language Testing For licensure in French, Spanish, German, or Latin, individuals must take and pass the required Praxis II exams. In all other languages, ACTFL or ASLTA testing is required to demonstrate proficiency. Using ACTFL definitions, this document defines the level of passage required for each type of language in order to be considered proficient in that language.

PRAXIS I AND II PERFORMANCE DATA

	Vermont's Title II Higher Education Act (HEA) Report Title II of the federal Higher Education Act (HEA) supports the efforts of states and institutions of higher education and their school district partners to improve the recruitment, preparation and support of new teachers. Title II requires the state to report performance data for the Praxis I and Praxis II exams. Use the link above to view the complete report for 2008. Links to archived Vermont reports for 2001-2007 are also available in the left column of the Title II Web site.



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