Praxis Core

The Praxis Core is a set of standardized tests used in the United States to assess the basic skills of prospective educators. It evaluates general knowledge in three main areas: reading, writing, and mathematics. The tests are designed to ensure that individuals entering teacher preparation programs have the fundamental skills necessary for effective teaching. Passing the Praxis Core is often a requirement for admission to teacher education programs, helping to ensure that new teachers are well-prepared to succeed in the classroom.